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#billc5

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“We are not waiting our turn to speak. We are taking a stand now to protect the land and our rights to ensure that not just First Nation youth, but future generations, are represented.”

#Indigenous #FirstNations #youth #protest #Bill5 #onpoli #BillC5 #cdnpoli

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Windspeaker.comYouth rally celebrates walkers from Timmins as they reach Queen’s Park in TorontoOn Friday Aug. 8, grassroots First Nation youth welcomed the arrival of the Mahmo Inninuwuk Wiibuseego-stamok walkers to Queens Park, the seat of the Ontario government in Toronto. The walking group completed more than 700 kilometres during their 22-day journey from Timmins, Ont. 
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“While the lack of consultation surrounding the tabling and passage of this legislation remains a concern, today’s summit gives me cautious optimism that Canada will meaningfully come to the table to engage with us…”

#Indigenous #Métis #cdnpoli #BillC5 #Canada #Saskatchewan

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Windspeaker.comMétis Nation–Saskatchewan reaffirms consultation rights in Bill C-5 Summit with Prime MinisterMétis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) participated in a high-level summit hosted by Prime Minister Mark Carney this week, reaffirming the need for distinctions-based consultation and respect for Métis rights as Canada moves forward with Bill C-5,The One Canadian Economy Act. During the Summit, Glen McCallum, President of the Métis Nation – Saskatchewan, told Prime Minister Carney Métis rights are non-negotiable. 
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“Let’s be absolutely clear: this is not an action against the Canadian people. It is a direct response to a government that has failed both us and its own citizens…”

#Indigenous #FirstNations #BillC5 #cdnpoli #Canada

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Windspeaker.comTolls on highways going through Kahnawà:ke possible response to Indigenous Services funding cutsAs a proud Kanien’kehá:ka and advocate for Indigenous justice, I am deeply alarmed by the Carney government’s decision to implement 15% budget cuts across all federal departments, including Indigenous Services Canada (ISC). This action is not just a failure of public policy—it is a violation of human rights and constitutional law.
Windspeaker.com

“Over the years I noticed that the #resource development corporations were getting closer to First Nation organizations. There was concern by some #FirstNation people that making money was taking over as a priority and the traditional and cultural role of protecting the land and creatures, water and air seemed to be secondary.”

#Indigenous #Bill5 #BillC5 #climatechange #land

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Windspeaker.comSupport First Nation youth movements protecting the landBy Xavier KataquapitFor almost three decades I have been writing a column and producing writing mostly involving First Nations. At the start I felt more like an activist, as did many of our leaders. We had been through more than a hundred years of colonization, residential school atrocities, reservations and living in poverty with insufficient housing, poor health care and little support for education. 
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“Prosperity for all Canadians means responsible, sustainable development for all. Sustainable development requires respecting First Nations rights…”

#Indigenous #FirstNations #cdnpoli #Canada #BillC5 #Alberta #abpoli #Ontario #onpoli #Quebec #pqpoli #BritishColumbia #bcpoli #Manitoba #mbpoli #skpoli #peipoli #nspoli #nbpoli #nldpoli #nupoli #ntpoli #ytpoli

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Windspeaker.comNational Chief rejects unilateralism, imperialism; says major projects can’t happen without First Nations“Attending the COF meeting was an important opportunity to speak to Premiers directly about the role of First Nations in decision-making on major projects,” said National Chief Woodhouse Nepinak. “Major project development cannot happen without us. Many Chiefs are deeply concerned about legislation that has tried to shove First Nations people aside. Collaborative decision-making is essential, and that includes legislation and decision-making on all major projects. A course correction is needed to ensure a constructive nation-to-nation relationship.”
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“We all understand we can’t be silent. Silence has never gotten us anything as First Nation people. So we will take the stand and fight for the land and fight for our rights and our way and we'll make ourselves heard.”

#Indigenous #FirstNations #BillC5 #Bill5 #cdnpoli #onpoli

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Windspeaker.comFirst Nation youth protest national meeting on Bill C-5First Nation youth from northern Ontario protested a major meeting between hundreds of chiefs and Prime Minister Mark Carney at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Que. near Ottawa on July 17. The event was held to discuss the recently passed federal legislation Bill C-5, the One Canadian Economy Act, which encompasses the Building Canada Act.
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Speaking to reporters shortly after her address, Woodhouse Nepinak apologized for having to hold the press conference outside of the museum.

"You should have been in there, and you should have been able to hear my speech," she said.

"You're all invited to (our annual general assembly) in Winnipeg ... We won't kick you out. You're all welcome to stay with us the whole day."

#DutyToConsult#CDNPoli#Canada
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Joanna Bernard from Madawaska Maliseet First Nation, AFN regional chief for New Brunswick: "They're coming in, they're putting up the agenda, they're deciding how this is going to proceed, but definitely it is not consultation."

#DutyToConsult#CDNPoli#Canada
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