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Brett Forester

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Reporter with CBC Indigenous in Ottawa. Former host of Nation to Nation on APTN. Member of the Kettle and Stony Point First Nation. brett.forester@cbc.ca
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Some Indigenous leaders call premiers' meeting positive but inclusion remains an issue

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By Brett Forester Verified
| CBC Indigenous Verified
Indigenous Some Indigenous leaders say they had a positive meeting with provincial and territorial leaders on the margins of this year's Council of the Federation gathering in Prince Edward Island, but issues remain with the list of invitees and Indigenous leaders' level of participation.
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Assembly of First Nations questions ministers on major projects, reconciliation

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By Brett Forester Verified
| CBC Indigenous Verified
Indigenous·New Federal cabinet ministers faced pointed concerns from frustrated chiefs Thursday at an Assembly of First Nations meeting in Ottawa, as the Liberal government tried to again ease tensions over its efforts to streamline major project development.
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First Nations chiefs vote to oppose Carney government's proposed major projects reforms

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By Brett Forester Verified
| Flipboard
10 hours ago WASHINGTON (AP) — Two human rights groups say Trump administration sanctions imposed on the International Criminal Court over its investigations of Israel’s war against Hamas in Gaza have illegally impeded their ability to advocate for Palestinians. The organizations say in a lawsuit filed Wednesday …
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