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Renfrew County school boards partner for 2024 Indigenous Speaker Series - Vimarsana News

Renfrew County school boards partner for 2024 Indigenous Speaker Series

It's the third year that local school boards have been involved in offering an online Indigenous Speaker Serie...

Renfrew County school boards partner for 2024 Indigenous Speaker Series - Vimarsana News

Renfrew County school boards partner for 2024 Indigenous Speaker Series

It's the third year that local school boards have been involved in offering an online Indigenous Speaker Serie...

Algonquins of Ontario organization removes nearly 2,000 members after ancestry disputes - Vimarsana News

Algonquins of Ontario organization removes nearly 2,000 members after ancestry disputes

The Algonquins of Ontario has removed nearly 2,000 people from its certified electorate, after an internal tribunal ruled against their asserted Algonquin ancestry last year.

Source: cbc.ca
Artists bring human richness at times of strife — and need to be allowed to speak about the Israel-Hamas war - Vimarsana News

Artists bring human richness at times of strife — and need to be allowed to speak about the Israel-Hamas war

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Self-proclaimed Métis group sparks debate with shop opening in Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Self-proclaimed Métis group sparks debate with shop opening in Ottawa

The Métis Nation of Canada, a self-proclaimed Indigenous group not recognized by the federal government, Métis or First Nations, sparked debate earlier this fall when it set up shop in an Ottawa mall. Critics accuse the group of identity theft, but its leader rejects the allegations.

Source: cbc.ca