Deb Steel

News Director at and CFWE-FM, formerly of Ha-Shilth-Sa.

[Deb Steel @WindspeakerDeb]

In Case You Missed It: https://t.co/PLfEAiW1CH

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McIvor’s legal battles over gender-based discrimination in the Indian Act helped reinstate lost generations https://t.co/aSa0URFbUg

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Osoyoos band chief inducted into Business Hall of Fame https://t.co/JW1pR9FVG9

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“Canada doesn’t have a lot of money to fund what’s needed in our communities.” https://t.co/liUwzq7xct

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Tsleil-Waututh taking TMX argument to Supreme Court of Canada https://t.co/qBcEc4avIO

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“Through government policies our people have been systematically forced off the waters.” https://t.co/sFLtyxfENY

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“We haven’t had any success under the Liberals in the last four years” … but Nuu-chah-nulth “are being supported by the NDP very strongly.” https://t.co/j677XX1WgM

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To watch in Saskatchewan: Liberal Jordan Ames Sinclair (Métis and Zagime Anishinabek First Nation) - Regina Qu'Appelle
Liberal Tammy Cook-Searson (Lac La Ronge Indian Band) - Desnethé-Missinippi-Churchill River,... https://t.co/g7z72HnxtI

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“Look behind the curtain and it doesn’t appear the Green Party really understands the Indigenous policy climate at all.” https://t.co/s9dFzCCpyW

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“It’s a big game. This industry is predicted to produce $8 billion in Canada and internationally it’s into the tens of billions. So, First Nations definitely want to be involved.” https://t.co/jj0DpcVm7L

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Win for Barenaked Ladies band member over alleged fake Morrisseau https://t.co/n84iCsjffF

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“The federal government is simply not serious about safe drinking water for First Nations communities.” https://t.co/zRC3DMlKRw

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“It’s a really important historical thing that has happened here in British Columbia. I think it’s one of the first steps in repairing the impact of colonialism on First Nations.” https://t.co/HQC29GNzqr

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Two more persons arrested in relation to the homicide of Tiki Laverdiere https://t.co/Ur2nyzqkSR

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This is cool. I like watching him sign and listening to the story. https://t.co/YovE4YeBf9

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Week in Review: A sod turning ceremony was held for a new junior-senior high school. Photos by Brad Crowfoot. https://t.co/EEfNAAXwL9

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“We’re not letting the federal government abdicate any of their responsibilities related to Treaty rights and federal obligation. The province is quite sensitive on that matter as well.” https://t.co/tRDVKePlfY

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More than 40 great photos from the Enoch Cree Nation Powwow. Photos by Brad Crowfoot. See our gallery here: https://t.co/J3HaARG7D6

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“We want them to be able to walk a path that is safe for them and not to have to walk the same path my grandmother, my mother, myself have had to walk with all the different barriers that we faced as Indigenous women and girls.” https://t.co/0cHIFe1oxf

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With resource extraction comes man-camp, boom town dangers for Indigenous women https://t.co/8YbVgv6NDJ