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Taking the helm – New Cree Grand Chief Norman Wapachee aims to keep the river flowing
The inauguration of Norman A. Wapachee as Cree Grand Chief in Ouje-Bougoumou March 31 reflected the energy and pride of…
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Still Waiting – First Nations Clean Water Act dies on order paper after federal election called
The federal election called March 23 by newly minted Prime Minister Mark Carney has doomed legislation that would have guaranteed…
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Going federal – Grand Chief resigns to run as Liberal candidate
Grand Chief Mandy Gull-Masty has announced her resignation and been named the Liberal candidate for the Abitibi–Baie-James–Nunavik–Eeyou riding in the…
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The Hudson’s Bay Company is on its way to being lost to the history books. In March, the company filed…
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Photo credit: TAC/Simon Ratcliffe Mistissini’s Nibiischii Corporation was a big winner at the annual Indigenous Tourism Awards February 27, earning…
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