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Patrick Quinn

Reporter · CA

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Sep 8, 2026
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Sep 5, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Patrick Quinn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Nation

    Fishin’ and Pickin’ – Mistissini members enjoy the bounty of summer (opens the original)

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    Mistissini’s busy summer of cultural activities concluded August 26 with a traditional feast to close the popular Nameshtekuchetauu smoked fish program. “It’s rewarding to have a successful program and end with a feast,” said Jerry Coon, Mistissini’s coordinator of cultural programs and development. “Yes, there’s a couple of nice big fish that were harvested – we’re talking about 35-pound lakers. The turnout and feedback were amazing and I’m very thankful for the opportunity

  2. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Patrick Quinn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Nation

    Among Friends – Quakers’ social-justice group inspired by visit to Eeyou Istchee (opens the original)

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    A group of five women from the Canadian Friends Service Committee (CFSC), the social justice arm of the Quakers, returned to Ottawa from a memorable visit to Eeyou Istchee full of gratitude for Cree hospitality and inspiration for their work in advancing Indigenous rights. The trip was organized by CFSC general secretary Jennifer Preston, who spent part of her childhood in Waskaganish and has long known Donald Nicholls, the Cree Nation Government's director of justice and correctional services,

  3. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Patrick Quinn, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Windspeaker.com Windspeaker.com

    Yukon First Nations investigate orange rivers and wildlife impacts (opens the original)

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    Facing devastating climate-fuelled impacts to their rivers and wildlife, Yukon First Nations are increasingly mobilizing to intensify monitoring research. The territory's water chemistry has been changing over the last 20 years, with drastic shifts in the past few years that have been causing greater alarm. Growing evidence indicates that thawing permafrost is turning rivers and streams to a milky or bright orange colour with an acidic slime that appears to significantly alter the aquatic habita

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