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Resilience and Unity – Justice Gala launches year-long JBNQA celebrations with innovative initiative
A recent gala for Justice Department staff in Gatineau kicked off this year’s commemorations for the 50th anniversary of the…
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Growing Hope – Minnie’s Hope reopens bigger and better in Whapmagoostui
On January 21, the communities of Whapmagoostui and Kuujjuaraapik celebrated the grand opening of a new building for Minnie’s Hope.…
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Standing Firm – US takeover bid fuels Greenland’s independence movement
As Greenland draws international attention amidst a takeover push from US President Donald Trump, the independence movement is growing among…
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Lately, I’ve noticed that there’s been a surge in the number of men taking bubble baths after a long hard…
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Where I come from – Omushkegowuk Aski
Attawapiskat First Nation is my home community. It was where I was born and raised with my family. When I…
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