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PM Carney pledges to ‘listen’ as First Nations say one meeting won’t resolve concerns about major projects law

Indigenous · Ottawa

PM Carney pledges to ‘listen’ as First Nations say one meeting won’t resolve concerns about major projects law

80% Left coverage: 20 sources

Attendees at the federal summit with First Nations, which was launched to build consensus around the prime minister’s plan to fast-track major projects, say while they’re glad a nation-to-nation conversation has started, it’s going to take more time to resolve their concerns.See the Story

Bill C-5 Creating Concern over First Nation Rights: MKO Grand Chief

First Nation · Saskatoon

Bill C-5 Creating Concern over First Nation Rights: MKO Grand Chief

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

The grand chief of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakank (MKO) is speaking out after a meeting with the prime minister over Bill C-5, saying the concern stems from the impact on Indigenous and Treaty rights.See the Story

Jeronimo’s Here We Stand — Call To Action impacts us all

Timmins · Timmins

Jeronimo’s Here We Stand — Call To Action impacts us all

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Jeronimo Kataquapit has made us all proud for his ability to live up to the title of his grass roots movement Here We Stand — Call To Action.See the Story

First Nation Youth Joined by Supporters as They Walk in Protest From Timmins to Toronto

First Nation youth are continuing the push to make themselves heard, including members of a group called Mahmo Inninuwuk Wiibuseego-stamok, a James Bay Cree phrase that means ‘uniting the people to stand together’. The group has started a protest walk to travel from Timmins to Queen’s Park in the city of Toronto to bring attention to their dissatisfaction over Ontario’s Bill 5, the Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025, and Canada’…Politics · Toronto See the Story

First Nations chiefs split on ‘nation-building’ law

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Two First Nations chiefs on the east coast are at polar opposites when it comes to the Liberal government's new law that will fast-track big projects.Canada · Canada See the Story

First Nations opposition to Bill C-5 draws comparisons to Idle No More movement

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Hayden King, executive director of the Yellowhead Institute, says both the speed with which it was passed and ideas in the bill remind him of former prime minister Stephen Harper's omnibus bill that helped create the Idle No More movement. ...Climate Change · Canada See the Story

‘Canada Is Not for Sale’ — but New Ontario Law Prioritizes Profits over Environmental and Indigenous Rights

88% Left coverage: 8 sources

Bill 5 and C-5 threaten to bypass environmental safeguards and the duty to consult with Indigenous communities for the sake of short-term profits.Doug Ford · Ontario See the Story

Indigenous youth lead protest in Timmins over Bill 5

60% Left coverage: 10 sources

An Indigenous, youth-led protest was held in Timmins on Friday at the Mountjoy Conservation Historical Area. The group rallied against Bill 5, legislation aimed at fast-tracking projects in areas the government deems ‘special economic zones.’Doug Ford · Kenora See the Story

Ontario passes Bill 5 despite opposition from First Nations, environmental groups

72% Left coverage: 47 sources

Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government has passed its contentious legislation known as Bill 5, which gives the province sweeping powers to speed up mining or other development projects but has faced widespread backlash from First Nations and environmentalists. Doug Ford · Ontario See the Story

Ontario Expected to Pass Controversial Mining Law; Ford Warns Against Blockades

85% Left coverage: 13 sources

The proposed Bill 5 has sparked an angry backlash from First Nations who say the bill tramples their rights and ignores their concerns.Toronto, ON · Toronto See the Story

How Pittsburgh's Teetotal Initiative is redefining recovery through free sober events

Jackie Slaugenhaupt got this advice while undergoing treatment for alcohol addiction: Change your social life and social groups to avoid drinking.But professional counselors and therapists didn’t guide her to events and activities where she’d be comfortable as a nondrinker, says Slaugenhaupt, 48.When she met Scott Page in an outpatient rehabilitation therapy group, he was having similar challenges connecting with people in alcohol-free settings.…Pittsburgh · Pittsburgh See the Story

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