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lost treaty 8 halfbreed (l'hirondelle & shaw). audio & podcast producer, @cbcradio.
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8 Indigenous musicians to know in 2024

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By Kyle Muzyka Verified, Natalie Harmsen
| CBL-FM (Toronto, ON) Verified
CBC Music is celebrating National Indigenous History Month with eight artists you need to know in 2024. Whether you're a fan of breezy folk music, cathartic pop, electrifying hip-hop or soulful R&B, these emerging musicians should be on your radar. Mattmac Mattmac is an Oji-Cree music producer and rapper from Garden Hill First Nation who has been on the rise for the past few years, and recently had a breakthrough when he was crowned the winner of CBC Music's 2023 Searchlight competition.
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First Nations are buying land to create urban reserves. But is it 'land back'?

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By Kyle Muzyka Verified
| CBC Radio Verified
Indigenous people represent the fastest-growing population in Canada, and more and more of them are moving to urban areas. One advocate says urban reserves are a great way for First Nations to expand their reach and strengthen self-sufficiency, but that they don't undo historical wrongs. This photo from February 2019 shows a celebration of the creation of the atim kâ-mihkosit (Red Dog) Urban Reserve at the First Nations University of Canada in Regina, Sask.
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How the COVID-19 outbreak in Bearskin Lake shows Canada needs to boost crisis response in First Nations

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By Logan Turner, Kyle Muzyka Verified
| CBC Thunder Bay Verified
The federal government's response to a COVID-19 outbreak in a northern Ontario First Nation was criticized for being slow and ineffective. Indigenous leaders and experts say Canada needs to rethink how it responds to crises in First Nations. A resident of Bearskin Lake is tested for COVID-19 in the First Nation in northwestern Ontario. Nearly half the community of 400 tested positive during an outbreak in early January. The federal government was criticized for its response to the crisis.
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