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'Our communities are in grief': Sask. First Nations battle ongoing opioid crisis - Vimarsana News

'Our communities are in grief': Sask. First Nations battle ongoing opioid crisis

First Nation communities in the Touchwood Hills area are looking for solutions to combat an opioid crisis that is affecting their community and members.

Source: cbc.ca
Chiefs seek unity as a fractured Assembly of First Nations elects new leader - Vimarsana News

Chiefs seek unity as a fractured Assembly of First Nations elects new leader

First Nations leaders gathering in Ottawa this week to elect a new national chief say the top issue facing the Assembly of First Nations is the need to unify the fractured organization following years of turmoil, either by reform or returning to the foundation on which it was built.

Source: cbc.ca
Trilingual 'O Canada' to be sung at Blue Jays game - Vimarsana News

Trilingual 'O Canada' to be sung at Blue Jays game

Sgt. Chantal Larocque hopes that singing “O Canada” in English, French and Algonquin at Rogers Centre before a Toronto Blue Jays game will open everyone’s eyes to the possibilities of creating a more inclusive game experience.

Source: thewolf.ca
Indigenous police officer hopes to inspire with trilingual 'O Canada' at Jays game – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Indigenous police officer hopes to inspire with trilingual 'O Canada' at Jays game – Brandon Sun

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Indigenous police officer hopes to inspire with trilingual 'O Canada' at Jays game | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Indigenous police officer hopes to inspire with trilingual 'O Canada' at Jays game | iNFOnews

TORONTO - Sgt. Chantal Larocque hopes that singing "O Canada" in English, French and Algonquin at Rogers Centre before a Toronto Blue Jays game will open everyone's eyes to the possibilities of creating a more inclusive game experience.

Source: infotel.ca