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Conservatives Mobilize First Nations Outreach Ahead of Alberta’s Oct. 19 Referendum

The summer campaign follows a May court ruling that voided a separatist petition for failing to consult First Nations, leaving the legal route to any binding secession vote unresolved.

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Minister’s Niece, 9, Laid to Rest in Mato Grosso do Sul as Cause of Death Remains Under Investigation

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Indigenous Groups Press Ottawa for Long-Term Funding to Protect Women and Girls

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Eby Proposes Three-Year Pause on Sections of B.C.’s UNDRIP Law

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FSIN Rejects Ottawa’s $28.7 Million Repayment Demand After Audit

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Sônia Guajajara Stable in ICU for Suspected Infection, Fever Controlled

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Mexico's Supreme Court Holds First Plenary Outside Capital, Weighs Tsotsil Autonomy Case

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Ottawa Extends Jordan’s Principle for One Year With $1.55 Billion

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Albanese Unveils New Closing the Gap Investments, Vows Not to Fail

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Watchdog Probes Fatal RCMP Shooting on Neqotkuk as Premier Pledges Transparent Inquiry

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Arunachal Governor Pushes Tech-Led Policing, Border Vigilance, Action on Illegal Settlements

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Delegation Tours Pimicikamak After Power Failure as Community Pushes for Armed Forces Aid

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House GOP Sets Thursday Vote to Override Two Trump Vetoes

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Ottawa and First Nations File Competing Child-Welfare Reform Plans With Tribunal

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Victoria’s Statewide Treaty Takes Effect After Cultural Assent Ceremonies

Indigenous Affairs

Conservatives Mobilize First Nations Outreach Ahead of Alberta’s Oct. 19 Referendum

Supreme Court to Hear B.C. Appeal Over DRIPA and Mineral Claims Regime

Albanese Visits Grieving Family, Presses NT to Consult on Child‑Safety Laws

Senate Tributes Spur Fresh Scrutiny of NT Child Protection

Ainu Repatriation Reaches Japan as Legal Challenge Targets Upopoy Custody

Ottawa’s $25 Billion Canada Strong Fund Draws Fire Over Debt Financing

Minister’s Niece, 9, Laid to Rest in Mato Grosso do Sul as Cause of Death Remains Under Investigation

Indigenous Groups Press Ottawa for Long-Term Funding to Protect Women and Girls

Eby Proposes Three-Year Pause on Sections of B.C.’s UNDRIP Law

FSIN Rejects Ottawa’s $28.7 Million Repayment Demand After Audit

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Sônia Guajajara Stable in ICU for Suspected Infection, Fever Controlled

Mexico's Supreme Court Holds First Plenary Outside Capital, Weighs Tsotsil Autonomy Case

Ottawa Extends Jordan’s Principle for One Year With $1.55 Billion

Albanese Unveils New Closing the Gap Investments, Vows Not to Fail

Watchdog Probes Fatal RCMP Shooting on Neqotkuk as Premier Pledges Transparent Inquiry

Arunachal Governor Pushes Tech-Led Policing, Border Vigilance, Action on Illegal Settlements

Delegation Tours Pimicikamak After Power Failure as Community Pushes for Armed Forces Aid

House GOP Sets Thursday Vote to Override Two Trump Vetoes

Ottawa and First Nations File Competing Child-Welfare Reform Plans With Tribunal

Victoria’s Statewide Treaty Takes Effect After Cultural Assent Ceremonies

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