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First Nation · Thunder BayRuthann Quequish of Kingfisher Lake First Nation in northwestern Ontario died at home from diabetes complications in 2017 after seeking the help of her community's nursing station. The 31-year-old's family believes her death was preventable. An inquest that begins Monday is set to examine issues in providing health care in remote communities.See the Story
7 years after her death, First Nation woman's inquest in Ontario to examine health-care inequities
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First Nation · Baie-ComeauIn a letter sent today to the Minister of Health Christian Dubé, the First Nation of the Innu Essipit and the Council of Mayors of Haute-Côte-Nord, express their deep concern about the closure of the emergency room at Les Escoumins — CISSS Côte-Nord, as well as that of Forestville — CLSC de Forestville. “We understand that this decision is directly linked to the significant shortage of nurses caused by restrictive measures imposed on agency nurs…See the Story
Essipit and the MRC ask Minister Dubé to intervene
First Nation · British ColumbiaThe Wei Wai Kum First Nation, located in Campbell River on Vancouver Island, is expressing concern over a treaty set to go to ratification for a neighbouring nation, saying if put into force it could infringe on its own rights and title.See the Story
First Nation in Vancouver Island expresses concern over neighbour's treaty
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First Nation · Fort FrancesElders and community members always knew something was bubbling under their feet on this remote B.C. First Nation territory. Long before contact, the hot springs throughout Fort Nelson territory were a source of healing, hygiene and rest for the Dene in what is now called northern British Columbia. In those […]See the Story