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Queen's death carries mixed emotions for Indigenous, Caribbean communities in Waterloo region

For Indigenous and Caribbean communities in Waterloo region, the death of Queen Elizabeth II brings up a range of emotions, many conflicted over the Crown's colonial history of abuse against First Nations, Métis and Inuit people and its connection to slavery and decades of colonial rule in the Caribbean.
Balmoral Castle United Kingdom Trinidad And Tobago James Smith Cree Anandi Carroll Woolery Myeengun Henry
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Thursday, June 30, 2022 | Daily Bulletin

Celebration, reflection and the summer ahead A message from Vivek Goel. Last week I shared a blog post with the community reflecting on the enormous success of our week of Convocation. I wanted to take a moment, though, to write to you all directly to reflect on the year so far – the end of my first year here at Waterloo – and what lies ahead. This June has been filled with
Ann Arbor United States Grand River Dana Porter Eugenia Xenos Anderson William Woodworth

Red Dress Day in Kitchener: Vigil held at Victoria Park

A vigil at the clock tower in Kitchener’s Victoria Park was one of several events organized across the country Thursday to mark the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), also called Red Dress Day.
Terry Kelly Myeengun Henry University Of Waterloo National Day Of Awareness Indigenous Knowledge Keeper At University Of Waterloo Victoria Park

Mass immunization clinic opens at NVMA

  A mass immunization clinic kicked off at Nicola Valley Memorial Arena on Monday, April 12. The clinic seeks to vaccinate as many eligible Merritt citizens as possible against COVID-19.  On Sunday, prior to Monday’s opening, the clinic was blessed with a prayer and smudging lead by Indigenous Knowledge Keeper, Nkwala, Daniel L. Manuel from the Sylix Nation. Manuel shared wisdom about the custom of smudging and blessing by prayer. “With the sage, we are asking the bad spirits to leave, an...
Bernadette Collins Tamara George Daniell Manuel Carla Mantie Duncan Ross Rural Remote Division Of Family Practice

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