Tag: indigenous
CAMPAIGN to Provide Period Products for Indigenous Sisters in North
BREADCRUM TRAIL LINKS News Local News Published Mar 19, 2025 • 2 minute Read The First of Four Sisters 4 Sisters Period Product Events to Collect Funds and Period Products…
Australia dissects King Charles III – praises the indigenous people instead
Reserve Bank of Australia made the decision as early as 2023. The queen was dead and the banknote that carried her face would be redone. In a nationwide campaign, they…
Elon Musk closes indigenous offices: “Must assume the worst”
As the leader of the new department Dogge, Elon Musk will greatly reduce state spending in the United States. Criticism has already come to several directions for the savings on…
Brazil suits the mining giant – for poisoning of the indigenous people
Vale, among other things, runs the world’s largest iron ore mine Carajás Mine in the state of Para in northern Brazil. And it is precisely in Para that the indigenous…
Trump thanks indigenous voters with federal recognition
Several indigenous peoples met with resistance during Donald Trump’s last presidential period. He opposed the protection of several sacred places that were important to indigenous voters. Oil and gas companies…
Last week as president – then Biden protects indigenous lands
The decision would have been announced as early as this week. Due to the forest fires in California, it has now been postponed until next week when Biden is expected…
Indigenous writer Alicia Elliott appointed Laurier Stedman Fellow
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Published Jan 08, 2025 • 2 minute read Wilfrid Laurier University has appointed Brantford writer Alicia Elliott as the Laurier Stedman Fellow. Last year…
WP: Three times as many children of indigenous peoples died in boarding schools than the administration said | News in brief
According to an investigation by a US newspaper, more than three thousand children died in boarding schools. In the United States, at least three times the number of children belonging…
the first photos of Massacos, an uncontacted indigenous people
These are previously unpublished images revealed by the British newspaper The Guardian and the Brazilian daily O Globothe first photos of an uncontacted indigenous people living in the Amazon rainforest.…
Celebrity chef brings Indigenous cooking to St. Mike’s
Students from St. Anne’s and St. Michael Catholic secondary schools had the rare opportunity to hone their cooking skills while learning more about Indigenous cuisine during a special cooking class…