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Article content March 6 Science and poetry: Students and community members are again invited to enter the annual SciArt Poetry Contest hosted by Laurentian University. “This contest is a unique opportunity for writers to play and explore the connections between poetry and science,” organizers state in a release. The deadline for submissions is March 19 at noon, and winners will be recognized at a virtual event at Science North on March 30 at 7 p.m. Poets should not include their names on po...

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 9:13 PM CST Friday, Feb. 19, 2021 | Updates There has been torrent of local news this week highlighting violence against Indigenous people. Opinion There has been torrent of local news this week highlighting violence against Indigenous people. From the woman who died in one of the Winnipegs tent cities to the death of Will Ahmo in custody at Headingley jail, it’s clear Indigenous peoples continue to be put in unsafe ...

TORONTO — As Krystal Abotossaway navigated corporate Canada over the last decade, the Toronto woman with Anishinaabe Kwe heritage always paid always took care to be on time, to watch her drinking at . . .

TORONTO - As Krystal Abotossaway navigated corporate Canada over the last decade, the Toronto woman ...

  TORONTO -- As Krystal Abotossaway navigated corporate Canada over the last decade, the Toronto woman with Anishinaabe Kwe heritage always paid always took care to be on time, to watch her drinking at after-work events and to be agreeable in meetings. "I didnt want to show when I was angry or that I disagreed with my peers," said Abotossaway, TD Bank Groups senior manager of diversity and inclusion and the president of the Indigenous Professional Association of Canada. "I didnt have the s...

TORONTO - As Krystal Abotossaway navigated corporate Canada over the last decade, the Toronto woman with Anishinaabe Kwe heritage always paid always too...

Indigenous people in Canada, especially women, "continue to face some of the workplaces’ most entrenched hurdles."