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Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation
- Indigenous leaders in northern Ontario are urging politicians to take action against illegal drugs following a shooting in Ginoogaming First Nation that left one dead and another injured.
- The Ontario Provincial Police issued a shelter-in-place order while searching for two armed suspects after shots were reported.
- Ginoogaming First Nation Chief Sheri Taylor emphasized the need for government support to create a service delivery model for communities facing the drug crisis.
- Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler stressed the responsibilities of government officials to provide resources to combat this issue.
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Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation
Indigenous leaders in northern Ontario are calling on politicians to take action against illegal drugs and provide more resources to communities after an alleged drug-related shooting in a First Nation
·Hamilton, Canada
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Indigenous leaders urge action after alleged drug-related shooting in First Nation – 105.9 The Region
Indigenous leaders in northern Ontario are calling on politicians to take action against illegal drugs and provide more resources to communities after an alleged drug-related shooting in a First Nation left one person dead and another injured. Ontario Provincial Police issued a shelter-in-place order early Wednesday morning for residents in the area of Ginoogaming First Nation, saying officers were searching for two suspects believed to be armed…
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