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18 more First Nations sign land control deal
By Meagan Fitzpatrick, CBC News Posted: Apr 13, 2012
Eighteen First Nations communities today signed the official paperwork that allows them to opt out of land-related rules under the Indian Act, with the agreement giving them more control over their own resources.
The Chiefs of Ontario were inspired to produce this video in support of the Shannen's Dream Campaign that is diligently working towards ensuring that Canada addresses the longstanding inequity between First Nations schools on reserve and their provincial/territorial counterparts. This inequity denies many First Nations children an opportunity to receive a culturally based education in a proper school. This video provides some background on Shannen Koostachin -- the founder of Shannen's Dream and the continuing work of many who carry on her legacy.
Attawapiskat Resources Inc. Launches New Cell Phone Service
Announcement
The National Aboriginal Health Organization's (NAHO) funding has been cut by Health Canada. It is with sadness that NAHO will wind down by June 30,2012.
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FEDERAL BUDGET DECISION ELIMINATES FUNDING TO THE FIRST NATIONS STATISTICAL INSTITUTE
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