Know history before making decisions – Brandon Sun
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No relief in sight for Dracut deficit
DRACUT — No relief is in sight from the town’s projected fiscal 2025 deficit, which is now expected to be about $3 million, up from a $2.1 million projection given as recently as November.
Victor Garofalo David Chartrand Peter Bartlett Joe Dirocco Greater Lowell Technical High School Manager Ann Vandal
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Manitoba Métis Federation applauds Supreme Court ruling on child welfare - Winnipeg
Canada's highest court upheld the entirety of Ottawa's 2019 act, which affirmed that Indigenous Peoples have an inherent right of self-government.
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Knowing about Manitoba's history vital before making decisions arising from it – Winnipeg Free Press
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Group engages community on renaming Wolseley neighbourhood – Winnipeg Free Press
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Indigenous leaders brace for Supreme Court's child welfare law decision
Indigenous leaders are bracing for a potentially landmark opinion from the Supreme Court of Canada, which is set to decide whether the Trudeau government’s Indigenous child welfare law is constitutional, following a court challenge from Quebec.
Source: cbc.ca
Dracut police fear deficit's impact on department
DRACUT — Dracut police officers of every rank “are definitely afraid” of what the imminent budget deficit of perhaps $3 million could do to their already bare-bones operations.
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Politicians, Indigenous leaders say burning churches not the way to get justice
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says he understands the rage, frustration and pain brought on by the discovery of unmarked graves at former residential schools, but funnelling that anguish into burning down churches will not bring justice.
Source: cbc.ca
The Column: Farewell to firsts on School Committee
IT WAS a night of fond — and bittersweet — farewells to three members of the Lowell School Committee during its Dec. 6 meeting.
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Louis Riel Act receives royal assent – Brandon Sun
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