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Niigaan Sinclair

Manitoba
As seen in: Winnipeg Free Press, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC Books, CBC Indigenous, Substack, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Ottawa Citizen, The Tyee, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Canadian Geographic and
Author of Winipek, Columnist @WinnipegNews (2x NNA Cdn columnist of year), panelist @PnPCBC, Truth&Politics Panel @APTNNews & Prof, INDG Studies @umanitoba
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First Nations’ concerns overshadowed by talk of major projects

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By Niigaan Sinclair
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
The contrast could not have been more stark in Ottawa — unceded Algonquin territory — this week. On one side, hundreds of chiefs and their proxies met at the annual summer meeting of the Assembly of First Nations to debate resolutions focused on issues — primarily crises — in their communities.
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Inspiring theatre program bridges gap between inside and outside

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By Niigaan Sinclair
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
What if, instead of hearing the story of Little Red Riding Hood as it happened, we instead heard about the impacts of its actions? For example, what might be the mental health of a grandmother captured by a wolf and experiencing identity theft? How traumatizing would it be to be a granddaughter discovering the person she thought was her grandmother was an impostor?
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Chief justice’s last act ‘revolutionary’ step forward

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By Niigaan Sinclair
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
Weeks before being nominated to the Supreme Court of Canada, Manitoba Court of King’s Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal rendered one of the most remarkable decisions in this province’s history. You may not have heard about it, but it was a big one — and not just in the financial sense but in a change-the-face-of-this-province kind of way.
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