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Daily update on what's making headlines in Indigenous country across Canada and beyond.

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    As governments tout Port of Churchill as next global resource corridor, some locals in no rush

    Our lead story: with the Manitoba and federal governments keen to see Canada's only deepwater Arctic port transformed into a global resource corridor, some in the region want more locally-driven conversations to happen first.

    10 min

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    Liberal gov't says $8.5B child welfare reform monies set to flow to Ontario First Nations

    Our lead story: the Liberal government says it's moving ahead with the $8.5 billion child welfare reform agreement with First Nations in Ontario, with monies set to flow as of May 29.

    8 min

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    Retired NHL star Carey Price urges feds to end 2nd-gen Status cut-off "discrimination"

    Our lead story: appearing before a House of Commons committee on Bill S-2—affecting who is eligible to gain (or re-gain) Indian Status—former Montreal Canadiens star goalie Carey Price is among several witnesses urging an end to the second-generation cut-off. >Interstitial: zapsplat.com

    8 min

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    Flooding forces evacuation of 3 First Nations in northern Saskatchewan

    Our lead story: record flooding in parts of northern Saskatchewan forces three First Nations—Red Earth, Shoal Lake Cree and Sturgeon Lake Cree—to evacuate some residents.

    10 min

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    "No More Stolen Sisters": Red Dress Day events held across Canada

    On today's Brief: a rundown of some of the many events held across Canada to mark yesterday's annual Red Dress Day, from Parliament Hill to Iqaluit, Winnipeg to Vancouver. >Interstitial: zapsplat.com

    8 min

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    Open letter urges feds to redirect MMIWG funds away from national orgs to affected families

    Our lead story: just before Red Dress Day—the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQI+ people—some 400 MMIWG+ family members sign a letter calling on federal officials to re-direct funding away from national organizations to "the people most directly impacted."

    10 min

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    N.B. RCMP officer acquitted of aggravated assault against First Nations woman

    Our lead story: a New Brunswick judge finds a RCMP officer not guilty of assaulting Mi'kmaw woman Christina Gillis during a June 2024 'wellness check' requested by her mother.

    7 min

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    Manitoba shares final cost of landfill search for remains of First Nations women

    Our lead story: the Manitoba government discloses the final cost of its search for the remains of two First Nations women—Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran—at the Prairie Green landfill near Winnipeg. >Interstitial: zapsplat.com

    9 min
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