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‘It doesn’t belong to me, it belongs to the Dane-Zaa.’ : Ridington Family digitally repatriates collection to Treaty 8 community - The Turtle Island News (opens the original)
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Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Energeticcity.ca FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — After nearly three decades of work, a collection of Indigenous stories, recordings and photographs have made its way back to the Treaty 8 people of northeast B.C. An event honouring the digital repatriation of historical resources dating back to the 1960s was held in the grand ballroom of the Northern Grand Hotel in Fort St. John on the morning of Sept. 25. It was a special moment for Amber Ridington, whose father, Robi
Tentative settlement in N.S. First Nation class action over non-consensual MRI scans - The Turtle Island News (opens the original)
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A tentative settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit alleging members of a Nova Scotia First Nation underwent MRI scans without their consent. The law firm representing the class confirmed Thursday that the proposed settlement with the defendants — two Halifax doctors — is subject to approval from the Nova Scotia Supreme Court. None of the allegations in the lawsuit have been tested in court. The original lawsuit, filed in 2020 and certified in 2024, alleged radiologists Robert Mill
Land purchase of residential school student cemetery site will ‘preserve this memory’ - The Turtle Island News (opens the original)
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By Connor McDowell, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Brandon Sun More than 900 people came out to the former Brandon Residential School property on Wednesday as Premier Wab Kinew announced the purchase of Turtle Crossing Campground — the site of a cemetery for students who attended the school. Explaining the decision to purchase the campground in partnership with the City of Brandon, Kinew said it was an opportunity to cement a piece of history. “The story of this land down the hill here is
Modular home factory begins production in Arviat - The Turtle Island News (opens the original)
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With a ribbon-cutting ceremony, the modular home factory officially opened Tuesday. The $75-million, 64,500-square-foot facility started production at 60 per cent capacity Sept. 23, said operations director Jason Gibbons in an interview. Within 18 months, the factory will achieve peak capacity, producing up to 40 single- and multi-family houses a year. The factory employs 15 staff, including 14 Inuit, said Caroline Nault, CEO of Sakku Innovative Building Solutions, a joint venture between Sakku
Treaty Nations seek relief from costly disputes as watchdog Bill C-10 reaches Senate - The Turtle Island News (opens the original)
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By Aaron Walker, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com For the Nisga’a Nation, holding Canada to its treaty promises can mean spending time and money that could otherwise support programs and services for its citizens. Modern treaty leaders say an independent federal watchdog could help change that. Bill C-10, the proposed Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation Act, passed third reading in the House of Commons Sept. 21 and received first reading in the Senate Sept. 28. The
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