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Interview: Russ Diabo on changes to federal policy for adding land to First Nations reserves

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By David Gordon Koch Verified
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By Lisha Francis The Canadian government recently invited people to share their feedback about proposed changes to the federal “additions to reserve policy,” which allows parcels of land to be added to existing First Nations reserves. Ottawa asked people to share their thoughts about proposed changes to the policy through an online survey.
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On the powwow trail: a guide to upcoming cultural events across New Brunswick

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By David Gordon Koch Verified
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Powwows take place in Mi’kmaw and Wolastoqey communities every summer. These all-ages events showcase Indigenous culture, which feature drums, dancing, regalia, crafts and food vendors. Grand Entry, which signals the beginning of the powwow, usually takes place at 1 p.m. on Saturday or Sunday. Seven powwows have already taken place across New Brunswick this summer, but there are still seven more to come. The NB Media Co-op reached out to the organizers to learn about what they have planned.
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New Brunswick launches public consultation on minimum wage, overtime policy

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Do you believe that someone working full-time at minimum wage — currently $15.90 per hour in New Brunswick — can afford the basic necessities of life, such as food, housing, and transportation and other essentials? That’s one of the questions that the provincial government is asking as part of a public consultation on the minimum wage. Premier Susan Holt’s government announced the consultation process on Tuesday, saying it would continue until Oct. 9.
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