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Wilson-Raybould says federal government has 'fallen back' on Indigenous legal reform

Wilson-Raybould says federal government has 'fallen back' on Indigenous legal reform

Former justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould told an Indigenous justice forum that she fears the federal Libe…

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The art of the positive women

The art of the positive women

Women living with HIV often still feel fear of being discovered. Art gives them a chance to tell their storie…

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Shellfish poisoning becoming less predictable, say researchers in Alaskan Indigenous communities ...

Shellfish poisoning becoming less predictable, say researchers in Alaskan Indigenous communities ...

Point Louisa is a common clamming spot for harvesters from the Tlingit and Haida tribes, as well as the Filip…

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Can Reporting on Vulnerable People Do More Harm than Good? | The Tyee

Can Reporting on Vulnerable People Do More Harm than Good? | The Tyee

We had believed that going to the Downtown Eastside with good intentions would enable us to report with sensi…

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When Tradition Meets Business and Science: The Complex World of Kisameet Clay | The Tyee

When Tradition Meets Business and Science: The Complex World of Kisameet Clay | The Tyee

About 30 kilometres southeast of Bella Bella in the Central Coast region of British Columbia, there is a low-…

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Democracy Watch - Episode January 11, 2018 | CiTR

Democracy Watch - Episode January 11, 2018 | CiTR

This is a special TWO HOUR edition of Democracy Watch! The first half of the show explores intensifying resis…

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Swimming with the speckled giants of Triton Bay, Indonesia mogaznewsen

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By Julie Miller, Juliette Jameson, Nina Karnikowski Verified, Stephanie Eva Wood, Melissa Fyfe Verified, Ben Groundwater Verified
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West Papua's whale sharks, high-flying in Vietnam, rewilding in India... South-East Asia's travel hits from Good Weekend's 2023 Dream ...
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Massive intact lake in Northwest Territories to become Indigenous protected area | The Narwhal

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By Emma Gilchrist Verified, Stephanie Eva Wood
| The Narwhal Verified
The eighth largest lake in the world is one step closer to becoming an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area. Tsá Tué, or Great Bear Lake, is the backyard, the highway and the provider for the community of Délı̨nę, according to Délı̨nę Ɂek’wahtı̨dǝ́ (Chief) Danny Gaudet. Tsá Tué covers more than 31,000 square kilometres — roughly the same size as Vancouver Island.
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Two big moments, years in the making, at COP15 | The Narwhal

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By Emma McIntosh, Noor Javed Verified, Stephanie Eva Wood, Matt Simmons Verified, Arik Ligeti Verified
| The Narwhal Verified
Take protected areas: despite vocal federal support for IPCAs, the three created in 2019 remain the only ones recognized by the Canadian government. For Courtois, part of the holdup lies in a short-term funding model where the federal government effectively hands out money like an “allowance” — the continuation of a “paternalistic” approach with Indigenous governments. Long-term financing would go a long way, Courtois said.
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