Doug Cuthand: Addictions represent latest plague for Indigenous people
Addiction to drugs and alcohol needs to be treated as a health issue for Indigenous people, with a focus on addressing the trauma and pain.
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Doug Cuthand: Addictions represent latest plague for Indigenous people
Addiction to drugs and alcohol needs to be treated as a health issue for Indigenous people, with a focus on addressing the trauma and pain.
Source: thestarphoenix.com
Doug Cuthand: Treaty rights to farming were supposed to last forever
The First Nations agriculture development was one of the most incompetent of all the government’s initiatives.
Source: thestarphoenix.com
Doug Cuthand: Treaty rights to farming were supposed to last forever
The First Nations agriculture development was one of the most incompetent of all the government’s initiatives.
Source: thestarphoenix.com
Mental health app for veterans named after James Smith Cree Nation stabbing victim
Canadian military veteran Earl Burns was one of 11 people killed in 2022 on James Smith Cree Nation.
Source: leaderpost.com
Doug Cuthand: Second World War sparked change for Indigenous peoples
The veterans didn’t respect the colonial system. They had seen how other Canadians lived and the demands for a better life began to grow.
Source: leaderpost.com
Mental health app for veterans named after Sask. stabbing victim
Canadian military veteran Earl Burns was one of 11 people killed in 2022 on James Smith Cree Nation.
Source: thestarphoenix.com
Photos: HMCS Saskatoon bell rings at city's 2023 Remembrance Day
The ships bell from the HMCS Saskatoon K158 was rung at the citys Remembrance Day service at the SaskTel Centre on Saturday.
Source: thestarphoenix.com
Doug Cuthand: Second World War sparked change for Indigenous peoples
The veterans didn’t respect the colonial system. They had seen how other Canadians lived and the demands for a better life began to grow.
Source: thestarphoenix.com
Kelowna business owner reacts to province's new small business vandalism rebate - Okanagan
On Wednesday, the province announced small businesses will now be able to apply for as much as $2,000 to repair vandalism, and up to $1,000 for vandalism prevention initiatives.
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Source: globalnews.ca