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Mississauga celebrating National Indigenous History Month - Vimarsana News

Mississauga celebrating National Indigenous History Month

With June being National Indigenous History Month in Canada, Mississauga is offering several activities and events to help residents learn more about the city's deep Indigenous history.

New project will map missing and murdered Indigenous women in Quebec - Vimarsana News

New project will map missing and murdered Indigenous women in Quebec

Researchers will visit communities across the province to meet with families during three-year project.

Rio Tinto releases first quarter production results - Vimarsana News

Rio Tinto releases first quarter production results

Rio Tinto Chief Executive Jakob Stausholm said: "We continue to make steady progress with our highest ever first quarter shipments achieved in the Pilbara iron ore business. Through the ongoing deployment of our Safe Production System we expect to... - Veroeffentlicht am 20.04.2023

Naskapi grandmother who had to move to Quebec City for dialysis still stuck there 6 years later - Vimarsana News

Naskapi grandmother who had to move to Quebec City for dialysis still stuck there 6 years later

Naskapi dialysis patients are hopeful a pilot project will mean they can finally leave Quebec City and get treated in their own community.

Source: cbc.ca
'If we lose this fight, we lose everything': Naskapi, Innu nations oppose Quebec mining project - Vimarsana News

'If we lose this fight, we lose everything': Naskapi, Innu nations oppose Quebec mining project

First Nations communities in northern Quebec are pushing back against a company's plans to set up a mining operation. They say the project would ruin their traditional fishing and hunting ground.

Source: cbc.ca