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Innu Nation court case disputing recognition of Indigenous status for NunatuKavut rescheduled - Vimarsana News

Innu Nation court case disputing recognition of Indigenous status for NunatuKavut rescheduled

Although their day in court has been delayed, the Innu Nation says it'll be ready to call on the Canadian government to cancel a memorandum of understanding that recognizes members of NunatuKavut as Indigenous.

Source: cbc.ca
Parents of man in need of transplant ask N.L. government for help - Vimarsana News

Parents of man in need of transplant ask N.L. government for help

The family of a Natuashish man awaiting a kidney transplant took its fight to the Confederation Building Monday, to demonstrate in support of Simeon Poker.

Source: cbc.ca
Innu man facing 'life or death' situation as wait for transplant continues - Vimarsana News

Innu man facing 'life or death' situation as wait for transplant continues

Simeon Poker's toes and fingers have turned black, and the Innu man continues to get sicker while waiting for a new kidney.

Source: cbc.ca
Natuashish counsellor files complaint against priest who she says called Innu healing methods 'evil' - Vimarsana News

Natuashish counsellor files complaint against priest who she says called Innu healing methods 'evil'

Christine Poker says Father Anthony Ahn told her some of the traditional healing methods they practise are 'evil,' a charge he denies.

Source: cbc.ca
Sebastien Penunsi, among the last of nomadic Innu, dies at 91 - Vimarsana News

Sebastien Penunsi, among the last of nomadic Innu, dies at 91

Posted: Apr 28, 2021 4:39 PM NT | Last Updated: April 28 Innu Nation elder Sebastien Penunsi, right, and former MP Peter Penashue sit together at the Muskrat Falls inquiry, where Penunsi gave an oral history of the Innu's links to Churchill River and Lake Melville.(Terry Roberts/CBC) Innu in Labrador are paying their respects to a renowned elder, Sebastien Penunsi, who bridged eras of dramatic change while gathering knowledge that was critical to land claim negotiations.  Penunsi, 91, died late last week. Born in 1930, Penunsi lived much of his life on the land, and was perhaps the last n...

Source: cbc.ca