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Minister of Northern Affairs says if anyone responsible is alive: Of course they need to be charged
Manitoba Liberal MP and Minister of Northern Affairs Dan Vandal: accountability (Justin Tang / The Canadian Press Files)
Legal action must be taken against anyone found responsible for crimes against children at Canada’s residential schools, says Minister of Northern Affairs Dan Vandal.
Legal action must be taken against anyone found responsible for crimes against children at Canada’s residential schools, says Minister of Northern Affairs Dan Vandal. Of course they need to be charged, Vandal said in an interview Sunday with CTV’s Question Period.
Canada s response to petition on Giant Mine cleanup falls short for Yellowknives Dene
The Yellowknives Dene First Nation says the federal government s response to the Giant Mine petition reflects some progress, but when it comes to remediation contracts, the response falls short.
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Posted: May 11, 2021 7:00 AM CT | Last Updated: May 11
The Giant Mine in Yellowknife is shown August 2001. The mine permanently closed in 2004, 56 years after it opened.(CP PHOTO/Chuck Stoody)
The Yellowknives Dene First Nation says the federal government s response to the Giant Mine petition reflects some progress, but when it comes to remediation contracts, the response falls short.
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OTTAWA Federal cabinet minister Dan Vandal says it’s time for the province to fully include Métis in vaccine planning, just as the Manitoba Metis Federation launches its own COVID-19 testing program. I am writing today to respectfully recommend that the province of Manitoba involve the full, and meaningful, participation of the (MMF) in Manitoba’s COVID-19 vaccination task force, Vandal wrote in a Jan. 15 letter obtained by the
Free Press.
Minister of Northern Affairs Dan Vandal.
The letter, addressed to Premier Brian Pallister, came a month after Manitoba received its first doses of vaccines, which are prioritized for several groups, including Indigenous communities.