MAKING THE CARRY event at Piragis Bookstore with Timothy Cochrane
Timothy Cochrane will join Piragis Bookstore for a reading and signing of his new book, MAKING THE CARRY, on Saturday, August 5.
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MAKING THE CARRY event at Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center
Timothy Cochrane will join Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center for a reading and signing of his new book, MAKING THE CARRY, on Sunday, July 23.
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MAKING THE CARRY Independent Bookstore Day event at Zenith Bookstore with Timothy Cochrane
Timothy Cochrane will join Zenith Bookstore for a reading and signing of his new book, MAKING THE CARRY, on Saturday, April 29.
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Border duo's historical biography insightful – Winnipeg Free Press
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MAKING THE CARRY event at Forest History Center with Timothy Cochrane
Timothy Cochrane will join the Forest History Center for a discussion of his new book, MAKING THE CARRY, on Saturday, April 22.
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MAKING THE CARRY event at Forest History Center with Timothy Cochrane
Timothy Cochrane will join the Forest History Center for a discussion of his new book, MAKING THE CARRY, on Monday, April 3.
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RPT-Canada First Nation group opposes De Beers waste dump on traditional territory
RPT-Canada First Nation group opposes De Beers waste dump on traditional territory Reuters 2 hrs ago (Repeats to widen distribution, no change to content of story) TORONTO, April 6 (Reuters) - An isolated First Nation community in Canadas Ontario province on Tuesday said it opposes plans by Anglo Americans De Beers Group to build a new mine landfill on its traditional territory, citing threats to millenia-old cultural sites. De Beers is seeking Ontario government approval for a landfill for m...
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Attawapiskat First Nation Says to DeBeers' Owners Anglo American and Botswana to Stop Mine Landfill: No Juukan Gorge in Our Traditional Territory!
Share this article Share this article ATTAWAPISKAT FIRST NATION, ON, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- De Beers Group (De Beers), a global diamond miner which is 85% owned by mining giant Anglo American and 15% owned by the Republic of Botswana, is seeking Ontario Government approval for a new mining landfill to be built and filled up with mine demolition waste at the Victor Diamond Mine Site, located in Attawapiskat First Nations Traditional Territory. De Beers Victor Diamond Mine - Attawapiskat ...
United States Republic Of Botswana Don Richardson Jack Linklater Sylvia Koostachin Metatawabin Mark Cutafani
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Canada First Nation group opposes De Beers waste dump on traditional territory
TORONTO -- An isolated First Nation community in Canadas Ontario province on Tuesday said it opposes plans by Anglo Americans De Beers Group to build a new mine landfill on its traditional territory, citing threats to millenia-old cultural sites. De Beers is seeking Ontario government approval for a landfill for mine demolition waste in the vulnerable James Bay wetlands area, in a place of critical cultural, spiritual and subsistence importance to the Kattawapiskak Cree people, the Attawa...
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