Entries Categorized as 'First Nations'
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unknown, March 10th, 2010
Ontario First Nations Rally in Ottawa Against The Harmonized Sales Tax; Aboriginal; First Nation ; Inuit; Metis; NationTalk.
Categories: First Nations, First Nations News, alberta, bw, canada, edmonton, manitoba, native, people, regina Tags: alberta, canada, chief-toulouse-, decision, employment, finance, first-nation, harmonized, mainstream, nation, native, people, provincial, related, related-news
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unknown, March 9th, 2010
Breaking News: First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada; Aboriginal; First Nation ; Inuit; Métis; NationTalk.
Categories: First Nations, First Nations News, bw, canada, edmonton, indigenous, native, people, peoples, vancouver, youth Tags: article, auditor-general, breaking-news, canada, child, edmonton, education, employment, family-caring, related, search, technology, vancouver, voice
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unknown, March 9th, 2010
First Nations Water Symposium Webcast; Aboriginal; First Nation ; Inuit; Métis; NationTalk.
Categories: First Nations, bw, canada, edmonton, native, people, vancouver Tags: canada, child, edmonton, education, First Nations, morning, related-news, spotlight, technology, vancouver, water
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admin, March 8th, 2010
First Nations blockade delays logging. Posted by admin – 08/03/10 at 08:03 am. A five-month-long First Nations blockade has forced Tolko Industries to temporarily give up its plans to log an area near Vernon, B.C.
Categories: 2009, First Nations, First Nations News, britishcolumbia, native, profile, vancouver Tags: bc-courthouse, biv-interactive, british-columbia-news, comma-separated-keywords, First Nations, nasdaq, north-shore, profile, times-colonist, vancouver
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unknown, March 8th, 2010
There was berry picking, hunting, adventures on remote traplines and family stories around the campfire.
Categories: 2009, First Nations, First Nations News, beautiful, beauty, canada, edmonton, elder, fashion, girl, indigenous, landscape, people, peoples, powwow, profile, regina, saskatchewan, teach, tradition, vancouver Tags: a-surround-session, beauty, canada, elder, First Nations, powwow, tradition, university
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unknown, March 6th, 2010
Backers of a new $40-million native-run casino to be built near Spruce Woods Provincial Park say it’… – Local – Winnipeg Free Press.
Categories: 2009, First Nations, canada, fashion, manitoba, native, people, peoples, teach, woman, youth Tags: 2009, a-surround-session, first, First Nations, local, manitoba, month, native, press, winnipeg, winnipeg-free, winnipeg-free-press, youth
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unknown, March 5th, 2010
First Nations Rebut Canadian Association Of Petroleum Producers; Aboriginal; First Nation ; Inuit; Metis; NationTalk.
Categories: First Nations, First Nations News, bw, canada, edmonton, manitoba, native, people, tradition, tribal Tags: canada, edmonton, first, First Nations, information, native, rebut-canadian, research, search, toronto
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unknown, March 4th, 2010
A group of Saskatchewan First Nations says it is partnering with the Seminole Indian Tribe of Florida.
Categories: 2009, First Nations, alberta, beauty, canada, edmonton, fashion, people, profile, regina, saskatchewan, sexy, teach, vancouver Tags: a-surround-session, alberta, edmonton, First Nations, oscars-2010, profile, proposal, regina, saskatchewan, sexy, weather-centre
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unknown, March 3rd, 2010
Salt River Solar & Wind, a leading solar installation company based in Surprise, Arizona, announced today that the Company will be a major sponsor of First Nations Golf Association (FNGA) Talking Stick Championship Golf Tournament in …
Categories: First Nations, black, canada, native, natives, teach, youth Tags: community, energy, energy-efficiency, green-power, news, press, press-release, renewable-energy, renewableenergyworld-com, river, river-solar, video
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admin, March 2nd, 2010
OTTAWA – The federal government is putting off salmon fishery talks with BC First Nations pending the results of an inquiry into declining salmon stocks in the province. Fisheries Minister Gail Shea said Tuesday treaty negotiations …
Categories: 2009, First Nations, First Nations News, Uncategorized, black, people, profile, vancouver, woman Tags: 2009, children, First Nations, games, local-local, people, province, said-the-freeze, salmon-fishery, Uncategorized, university, vancouver
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