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Former Lac Seul Resident Named To Order Of Canada

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By Mike Ebbeling
| CKDR-FM (Dryden, ON) Verified
A former resident of Lac Seul First Nation has been named to the Order of Canada. Patricia Margaret Ningewance recently received the honour. The federal government says she was recognized for her contributions to the vitality of Indigenous languages as an Anishinaabemowin teacher, author and publisher. Ningewance now lives in Winnipeg The Order of Canada is one of our country’s highest honours.
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Surging Eagles Looking To Keep Streak Going

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By Mike Ebbeling
| CKDR-FM (Dryden, ON) Verified
Surging Eagles Looking To Keep Streak Going The Girls High School Hockey season resumes today (Wednesday) for the Dryden Eagles. The Eagles hit the road to face the St. Thomas Aquinas Saints in Kenora. The ‘Blue and Gold’ enter the contest with a 3-1 regular season record but have been red hot as of late in competition. Game time is 6:30 pm.
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Agreement Reached For Former Boarding Home Students

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By Mike Ebbeling
| CKDR-FM (Dryden, ON) Verified
The Canadian government has reached an agreement-in-principle in a class action lawsuit involving former residents of Federal Indian Boarding Homes. The program was set up in the 1950’s to place some 40,000 Indigenous children in boarding homes while they attended schools away from their communities. The suit filed four years ago claimed they experienced physical, sexual, emotional and psychological abuse, as well as a loss of their culture and language.
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