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Woolyungah Indigenous Centre helped Mitchell find his place at University

Woolyungah Indigenous Centre helped Mitchell find his place at University
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Andrew Forrest s irrigation project could kill rainbow serpent

Andrew Forrest s irrigation project could kill rainbow serpent
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Why Is UNDRIP Fine in Principle, but Not in Practice?

The implementation of global standards for Indigenous rights is urgent and essential to the work of reconciliation. Ry Moran is the inaugural associate university librarian-reconciliation at the University of Victoria and is the former director of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. Craig Benjamin is a writer and researcher who works with the Coalition for the Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples. SHARES ‘Without a profound change in the relationship between Canada and First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples, there can be no justice, no healing and no end to the daily violations of Indigenous peoples’ human rights.’ Photo of the 2021 Women’s Memorial March by Jennifer Gauthier.

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BC Boosts Income Assistance, Disability Benefits by $175 a Month

Some 300,000 people get direct support from the ministry. For Many on Assistance, COVID Benefit Boost Means ‘I Don’t Have to Eat Just Brown Rice and Beans’ read more A coalition of advocacy groups and the BC Liberal opposition have called on the government to make the $300-a-month COVID-19 supplement permanent. The government reduced the supplement to $150 a month for January, February and March and it was scheduled to end April 1. In the legislature today BC Liberal critic and Peace River North MLA Dan Davies said more than 11,000 people had signed a petition asking that the $300 payments be made permanent.

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Sacred Lake Torrens at centre of legal battle over Argonaut Resources drilling proposal

Sacred Lake Torrens at centre of legal battle over Argonaut Resources drilling proposal updated 4 MarMarch 2021 at 10:42pm The Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation has launched a bid for a judicial review into the decision to allowing drilling on Lake Torrens ( Print text only Cancel Legal proceedings have been launched against a minerals exploration company drilling for ore on the surface of Australia s second largest salt lake. Key points: In late 2020, Premier Steven Marshall approved the exploratory drilling, despite opposition from Aboriginal groups Despite the bid for a judicial review, the State Government has confirmed the company will be allowed to continue drilling

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