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dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: Photographs - Jul 27, 2008
Quebec Lieutenant and Cabinet Minister Lawrence Cannon is the MP for Barriere Lake's riding of Pontiac. In a speech about First Nations and the Canadian government held in August he said: "The Government of Canada is …
dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: Photographs - Jul 27, 2008
In 2006, Indian Affairs appointed a Third Party Manager for a second time. The school was shut down after parents discovered that the hired teachers were refusing to allow their children to speak the Algonquin language …
dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: Photographs - Jul 27, 2008
Community spokesperson and Elder Michel Thusky explains one of the maps created during the first phase of the Trilateral Agreement. The agreement was based on the United Nations Brundtland Commission, with conservation …
dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: Photographs - Jul 27, 2008
A small fishing and boating haven for tourists sits at the very edge of the community. When logging and tourism are added to the equation, it is estimated that annual revenues add up to roughly $100 million. The …
dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: Photographs - Jul 27, 2008
The Algonquins of Barriere Lake are still waiting to be hooked up to the grid -- another unfulfilled promised. This is ironic considering the millions of revenue dollars generated by the numerous hydroelectric dams in …
dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: Photographs - Jun 21, 2008
The gravel quarry recently reclaimed by Tyendinega Mohawks.
Also tagged: indigenous
dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: Photographs - May 19, 2008
No TV crews allowed, no reporters, no pictures are to be taken of the most infamous tailings pond on earth after a flock of 500 ducks landed -- and drowned -- in Syncrude toxic "tailing pond" (shown here), a vast lake …
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dominionpaper.ca » The Dominion: All Stories - Feb 5, 2008
News from social movements
Also tagged: canada, mining, 49, month in review, indigenous, social movements, stuart neatby