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Justice Minister Fraser orders court to revisit Indigenous sisters’ 1994 murder convictions (opens the original)
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Two Indigenous sisters who have maintained their innocence since they were convicted of murder more than 30 years ago will have their case reviewed after federal Justice Minister Sean Fraser ordered a new appeal. Mr. Fraser issued a statement that said an in-depth review had concluded that the 1994 convictions of Odelia and Neressa Quewezance were likely a “miscarriage of justice.” The sisters have spent almost three decades in prison. While Mr. Fraser cautioned that it is up to the courts, not
Globe reporter Rudy Platiel gave Indigenous people a stronger voice (opens the original)
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Rudy Platiel was hopeful for reconciliation between Indigenous peoples and the rest of Canadian society decades before it became a buzzword. The Globe and Mail reporter and photographer, who died on July 27 in Burlington, Ont., worked in journalism for more than three decades, during which he often wrote about Indigenous people. Rudy Emil Platiel was born during the Great Depression, on Oct. 2, 1934, in Owen Sound, Ont., to Louisa and Emil Platiel. Mr. Platiel considered himself lucky to work fi
Family of Indigenous woman killed in hate-fuelled attack angry they weren’t notified of killer’s parole (opens the original)
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Family members of an Indigenous woman who died after a hate-fuelled attack say they want the Parole Board of Canada to explain why they weren’t told of a decision to give the man who killed their sister full parole earlier this month. Indigenous leaders joined Connie and Melissa Kentner on Parliament Hill Monday morning for a news conference calling for a review of the parole board’s decision to release Brayden Bushby, who served five years of an eight-year sentence for manslaughter in the high-
Wildfire evacuees from First Nations welcomed by Northern Ontario communities (opens the original)
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In a tiny cabin, elders Evelyn Kwandibens and Alice Wavey sit on couches in front of a sliding door that overlooks the Vermillion River, west of Sioux Lookout, Ont. A 1,000-piece puzzle lies on the coffee table between the women, its border assembled, as the pair sift through the other pieces. The outdoor view is one the elders are familiar with. The pair are from Mishkeegogamang First Nation, a community abundant with the same lush greenery and fresh lake water just outside the glass door. The
Fires across northwestern Ontario force evacuations, trigger air quality warnings (opens the original)
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Several communities in northwestern Ontario have been evacuated as wildfires devastate homes and infrastructure in the region, with the situation only expected to worsen. More than 130 active wildfires burned in the province’s northwest Wednesday, as out-of-control blazes prompted evacuation orders for the communities of Armstrong, Collins First Nation, Lac La Croix First Nation, Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation and Whitesand First Nation, and provincial police closed highways. Smoke from the wil
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