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Robert Jago

British Columbia
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The Fascinating History Ignored by Critics of a Bridge’s New Name

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By Robert Jago
| The Tyee
Since being announced Monday, the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ name of the new bridge joining Surrey and New Westminster — stal̓əw̓asəm — has drawn a wave of social media criticism. Announcements, Events & more from Tyee and select partners CONTEST: Win Tickets to Recirquel’s ‘Paradisum’ DanceHouse and The Cultch will bring this otherworldly work of dance to Vancouver from Jan. 21 to 24. CONTEST: Win Tickets to See Beverly Glenn-Copeland Live One lucky Tyee reader will receive up to four tickets to his Jan.
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Thomas King’s admission he isn’t Indigenous is just the first step. This is what has to happen next

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By Robert Jago
| InsideOttawaValley.com
Earlier this week, novelist Thomas King did an exclusive interview with the Globe and Mail, where he confirmed that he is not Indigenous. In it, he says that he honestly believed he was part Cherokee, and only realized that he wasn’t after speaking with a representative of the Tribal Alliance Against Frauds, an organization that researches and identifies so-called “Pretendians” — people who claim to be Indigenous but are not.
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Thomas King’s admission he isn’t Indigenous is just the first step. This is what has to happen next

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By Robert Jago
| YorkRegion.com
Earlier this week, novelist Thomas King did an exclusive interview with the Globe and Mail, where he confirmed that he is not Indigenous. In it, he says that he honestly believed he was part Cherokee, and only realized that he wasn’t after speaking with a representative of the Tribal Alliance Against Frauds, an organization that researches and identifies so-called “Pretendians” — people who claim to be Indigenous but are not.
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