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The Wakeham government doesn't care about Indigenous Peoples – The Independent (opens the original)
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11 years later, the province is still not publicly sharing details on its alleged efforts to implement the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action The most important thing for settlers — non-Indigenous Canadians — to know about Truth and Reconciliation is that the residential school system was explicitly developed to destroy the strong connections First Nations, Inuit and Metis communities had to their lands for the explicit purpose of expropriating those lands and building the cou
Liberals’ Bill C-39 a wake-up call for Canadians: Avi Lewis – The Independent (opens the original)
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‘Cracks starting to show in the Carney consensus,’ Lewis tells N.L. NDP convention in St. John’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is using his majority government to push through a suite of legislative changes Liberal voters did not give him a mandate for, ones that would “make Stephen Harper blush,” federal NDP leader Avi Lewis said during a visit to St. John’s over the weekend. The democratic socialist slammed the Liberal government’s Building Canada Strong Act, Bill C-39, an omnibus bill that, if p
Gander didn’t protest U.S. ambassador during 9/11 visit, but still sent a clear message to Trump – The Independent (opens the original)
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There were no boos when Pete Hoekstra appeared at the 25th anniversary commemoration. Instead, Newfoundlanders kept their focus on the nearly 3,000 lives lost — and reminded America that Canada will not bow to anyone Protests against U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra’s visit to Gander for the Newfoundland town’s 9/11 commemoration events last weekend didn’t materialize. But the wildly unpopular diplomat left the province with a powerful message from residents and political leaders, who shared their
Watchdog says it can’t investigate Deloitte over use of AI in $1.6M government report – The Independent (opens the original)
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Internal emails reveal Deloitte helped craft government’s response to The Independent’s investigation A provincial accounting watchdog says it will not be investigating Deloitte following a complaint about the firm’s use of AI in the $1.6-million human resources report it produced for Newfoundland and Labrador’s department of health last year. The Independent has also learned that the provincial government and Deloitte collaborated on a response to a media query about the scandal which prompted
Will declaring an epidemic help end gender-based violence? – The Independent (opens the original)
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Three provinces in Atlantic Canada have made formal declarations — but is that enough to quell violence against women, girls and gender-diverse people? On a late summer morning inside Province House in Halifax, Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston tells reporters there’s no point in declaring intimate partner violence an epidemic because his government is already working to address the problem. “I don’t think the legislation would change any actions of government,” he said. Less than an hour later, f
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