John Lagimodiere

Former Publisher of Eagle Feather News and provider of Indigenous awareness.

[Windspeaker @windspeakernews]

“This is not just an #Indigenous conversation. This is a Canadian conversation, and the public has to play a meaningful part in this work.”

#FirstNations #Métis #Inuit #TRC #reconciliation #cdnpoli

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[John Lagimodiere @therealjohnlag]

@Devin_Heroux Saskatoon!!!

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@LuvXmaiko Edith!

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@kinsellawarren One of your best tweets

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@SEmilus Atta go Sam!

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@philly_adjacent The best cat is a free cat. Russia? Wtf

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@AndrewScheer @PierrePoilievre When does this guy just go away

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@ikwilson @RealAndyLeeShow Never gonna happen. Don’t like Canada? Move. Bye bye.

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@Lisemerle Please leave. Just bugger off.

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@JuliusErving You fine sir are directly responsible for my love of basketball at a young age and the 76’s. And man did I learn how to do the finger roll on layups!

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@TheRealKeean You are not a journalist.

[The Lefty Canadian Radical 🇵🇸 @Tori_TLCR]

Canada was never racist. A short thread.

In 1890 Vancouver City Council supported B. T. Rogers efforts to establish a sugar refinery in the city provided he did not employ any Chinese.

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@positivesideofx Gosh. I’m a mess

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@crockpics Gimme Shelter but this whole album is full of bangers

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@Devin_Heroux I figure his nickname is The Wolf

[Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx @CraigBaird]

On this day in 1885, Metis leader Louis Riel was put to death in Regina.
Riel led his people in two resistance movements to protect their culture and defend Metis rights.
Let's learn more (a condensed version) about The Father of Manitoba.

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This is my GGGGG Grandmother....fierce

[Craig Baird - Canadian History Ehx @CraigBaird]

It is Women's History Month and each day I am looking at Canadian women who have left their mark on our history.
Today, it is Marie-Anne Gaboury, the Grandmother of the Red River, and the grandmother of Louis Riel.

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@senatorbrazeau Or when they say “Indigenous and Métis people”. Redundant!

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@JustRockContent Yes I do.

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Four fine people! It keeps getting better. Proud of my fellow Saskatonians.

[Devin Heroux @Devin_Heroux]

I’m fiercely proud of being from Saskatoon.

Today four of us from the city received the King Charles III Coronation Medals.

Dr. Norman Fleury, Elder Louise Bernice Halfe-Sky Dancer, Samson LaMontagne were all recognized in the Reconciliation category. Incredibly important work.