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Oct. 23, 2014 - Dec. 3, 2020 kinanâskomitinâwâw for the good times
Joined September 2014
New doc looks at how West Coast First Nations are coping with pandemic | CBC Arts proudly supported by @CanadaCouncil
cbc.ca
For filmmaker Steven Thomas Davies, what’s missing in this pandemic are Indigenous perspectives.
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Erin O’Toole said that Residential Schools were designed to educate. Even PM Harper said they were made to remove Indigenous children from their families & cultures & to assimilate them. Anyone who thinks the intention was good should spend time listening to survivors. #cdnpoli
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Canada tables legislation to align federal laws with UNDRIP https://t.co/5QPXV00Ple
aptnnews.ca
The federal government tabled new legislation in the House of Commons on Thursday that aims to align Canada’s laws with UNDRIP.
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Putting this here for now #ProfessionalGoozih
Just a reminder that we have a beautiful digital resource available called https://t.co/8DlwkQklfI to bring Indigenous knowledge systems into your classroom. Created in partnership with many amazing Indigenous community members 😁
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Is there a good history book or article on labour struggles in Edmonton?
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'There's Death Threats': Indigenous Fishers Nervous as Nova Scotia's Commercial Lobster Season Opens. #Mikmaq
vice.com
Dumping Day—the start of the lobster season—is usually a celebratory time in southwest Nova Scotia. Not this year.
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The first human executed for treason in the "United States" was executed for freeing slaves. Think about that.
Abolitionist John Brown was executed by the state of Virginia on December 2, 1859.
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What does #ShutDownCanada reveal about Indigenous land rights? Join us next Wednesday for a discussion feat. @KanahusFreedom, @landbackskyler & Molly Wickham, with @NaomiAKlein on Canada's 'ransom economy': https://t.co/ZSl790gkLj
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With case counts surging in Northern B.C., I wanted to get a picture of what was happening. Here's what I found out (thread) https://t.co/Gvc8JCfiF5
#cityofPG
cbc.ca
COVID-19 patients from northern British Columbia are being sent to Victoria for care as both case counts and hospitalizations in the Northern Health region surge to unprecedented levels.
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Just to clarify, if the Indigenous folks are doing all the “reconciliation” work, then maybe call it something else. Hola, I’m #DakelhTired
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In case I don’t get on in time this evening, I’ve had fun as a guest this week! Musi cho, Kw’as Ho:y, #IndigenousHandsUp
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“To be an archeologist is to be “fluent in the moment of invasion by Europeans.” Maggie Spivey-Faulkner, assistant chief in South Carolina's Pee Dee Indian Nation of Beaver Creek https://t.co/KFVVkd1OIL Mahsi cho @RISEdmonton via FB
ualberta.ca
For University of Alberta archeologist Maggie Spivey-Faulkner, unearthing evidence is the best way to change how Indigenous peoples are perceived by the public—and public policy.
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Haines mayor: Evacuations underway, 6 people missing after landslides
alaskasnewssource.com
Four people who were unaccounted for after landslides in Haines have been found safe, but two others are still missing as of Thursday morning.
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Good morning! Our camp urgently needs firewood and water/drinks. If you can drop it off it's greatly appreciated. Here is the list of other supplies that are needed. Please message the Facebook page if you need directions 💜✊🏽 nya:węh
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