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Pride Celebration at Wrigleyville Brings Cubs Fans Together

Pride Month · Ontario

Pride Celebration at Wrigleyville Brings Cubs Fans Together

92% Left coverage: 13 sources

The Chicago Cubs celebrated the LGBTQ+ community on Thursday at Wrigleyville. Fans came in huge numbers to support the cause, celebrating inclusivity with rainbow-colored Cubs jerseys.See the Story

B.C. First Nations’ Closings of Joffre Lakes Park Adds to Growing Public Demand for Nature

Indigenous · British Columbia

B.C. First Nations’ Closings of Joffre Lakes Park Adds to Growing Public Demand for Nature

92% Left coverage: 12 sources

Provincial park to be shuttered for more than 100 days during peak season to allow Lil’wat and N’Quatqua to reconnect with land and guard against overuse See the Story

Chartrand on Bill C-5: ‘We do have to have consent from Indigenous rights holders’

Chartrand on Bill C-5: ‘We do have to have consent from Indigenous rights holders’

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

The Chiefs of Ontario, an organization encompassing 133 First Nations, protested against the bill on Parliament Hill Tuesday See the Story

Indigenous Peoples Day Event Works to Educate, 'Dispel Myths'

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

From live music to lacrosse, colourful clothing to crafts, National Indigenous Peoples Day was celebrated at the Woodland Cultural Centre.Indigenous Peoples Day See the Story

N.W.T. Education Minister Announces Sweeping Reviews, Investigations of Dehcho Education Bodies

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The N.W.T. government has launched a series of investigations into the Dehcho Divisional Education Council (DDEC), as well as all District Education Authorities (DEAs) in the Dehcho region following what it describes as "serious concerns" from parents, educators and community members.Northwest Territories · Northwest Territories See the Story

Mushroom ‘bioblitz’ coming up in Nahanni National Park Reserve

So, you might be wondering what a mushroom bioblitz is. Parks Canada is holding one to learn more about fungi in the Nahanni – and give away some prizes. The post Mushroom ‘bioblitz’ coming up in Nahanni National Park Reserve first appeared on Cabin Radio.Northwest Territories · Northwest Territories Read Article

Indigenous group holds Yellowknife event for youth in care

The NWT's health authority collaborated with Invincible, an Indigenous arts-based research project, to hold an event highlighting experiences of youth in care. The post Indigenous group holds Yellowknife event for youth in care first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife · Yellowknife Read Article

Listen to Cabin Radio’s National Indigenous Peoples Day special

From 12pm till 6pm on Saturday, join Cabin Radio's Jasmine Nasogaluak and Ehxea Antoine for a National Indigenous Peoples Day special broadcast. The post Listen to Cabin Radio’s National Indigenous Peoples Day special first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife · Yellowknife Read Article

How it feels to play one of the first Inuk women in film

Yellowknife-born Inuvialuk actress Olivia Iatridis is Nancy in a new film about an Inuk who starred on the big screen more than a century ago. The post How it feels to play one of the first Inuk women in film first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife · Yellowknife Read Article

World ambassadors discuss Arctic potential on tour of Canada’s North

Ambassadors from more than 20 nations arrived in Yellowknife this week as they begin a 10-day tour of northern Canada. We hung out with a few. The post World ambassadors discuss Arctic potential on tour of Canada’s North first appeared on Cabin Radio.Yellowknife · Yellowknife Read Article

Inuvik Works and Next to New ‘make positive change quickly’

An Inuvik program that gets people back into the workforce has begun, while an associated thrift store is about to open. Residents are impressed. Take a tour. The post Inuvik Works and Next to New ‘make positive change quickly’ first appeared on Cabin Radio.Inuvik · Inuvik Read Article

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