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  • Eastern Canada Reporter and Correspondent, APTN
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Reporter-correspondent (web) for APTN National News/Nouvelles Nationales d'APTN. Formerly producer of Nouvelles Nationales. Ex-WeedWeek Canada editor.
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Selon des historiens autochtones, l’histoire du Québec présentée par le PQ est trompeuse

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Du coup, le PQ affirme : « Son propre parcours historique aidant, le peuple québécois est à même de comprendre le souhait des Nations autochtones de protéger et de faire rayonner leurs langues et leurs cultures sur le territoire du Québec et a l’étranger. » « Les relations entre les Premières Nations et les colons français avant la Conquête n’étaient pas très différentes de ce qui s’est passé plus tard sous le régime britannique », a déclaré M. Alfred.
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PQ’s history of Quebec is misleading: Indigenous historians

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Left, the Parti Québécois's "Blue Book" plan on achieving Quebec sovereignty. Right, detail from "Jacques Cartier Meeting the Indians at Stadacona, 1535" by Marc-Aurèle de Foy Suzor-Coté (1907) The Parti Québécois (PQ) is poised to win the upcoming provincial election on Oct. 5, and if they do, they have promised to call a referendum on Quebec’s independence from Canada within the first term – yet they’ve said little about how First Nations and Inuit fit into that plan.
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Lac Simon warns LNG project it requires consent as Carney invites the world to invest in Canada

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Kino Aski's illustration of its proposed Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) pipeline, showing a potential trajectory along which which the project might expand through Quebec in order to exporn LNG to Europe. Image: Kino Aski website. The newly formed Kino Aski company includes the Grand Chief of the Atikamekw Nation as one of two co-directors.
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