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Learning to love again : Northern communities strengthen ties on National Indigenous Peoples Day

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Indigenous values growing at Uncle Sam s cannabis store

Article content For Josh Giesbrecht running a cannabis business in Winnipeg is a source of pride and a way to make a living, but it is also a way for him to hire and employ fellow Indigenous community members and to share and celebrate his culture. Giesbrecht, 30, of Winnipeg, who is originally from Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation, opened the doors to Uncle Samâs Cannabis, a 1,600 square foot recreational cannabis retail store on Bannatyne Avenue in Winnipegâs Exchange District, back in late May. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Indigenous values growing at Uncle Samâs cannabis store Back to video

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Lheildi T enneh chief calls for National Indigenous Peoples Day to become a national holiday - BC News

Lheildi T enneh chief calls for National Indigenous Peoples Day to become a national holiday - BC News
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Whitehorse Daily Star: Yukon RCMP members observed National Indigenous Peoples Day

Yukon RCMP members observed National Indigenous Peoples Day Yukon RCMP said today they “respectfully and humbly observed and acknowledged National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 and everyday we serve Indigenous people in the Yukon.” By June 22, 2021 To read this article, you must create an account and buy a subscription OR log in to your existing account with an up-to-date paid subscription.

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Three Northern Saskatchewan communities pause Canada Day

Three northern Saskatchewan communities ‘pause’ Canada Day Nathaniel Dove © Getty Images Leaders of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, La Ronge and Air Ronge decided not to celebrate Canada Day in 2021. Instead they focused on marking National Indigenous People s Day. Leaders of three northern Saskatchewan communities are pressing “pause” on Canada Day this year and chose instead to focus on marking National Indigenous People’s Day on Monday. Lac La Ronge Indian Band Chief Tammy Cook-Searson said she and the mayors of neighbouring La Ronge and Air Ronge did so to “to honour the 215 children that were discovered, the remains that were discovered… in Kamloops, B.C.,” and “the many other children that didn’t make it from residential school.”

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