-- "The hit man who killed boxer Eddie Melo has won an appeal and will get a new parole hearing due to 'unfairness' — so he’ll get another chance to argue the board didn’t properly consider his newly-discovered Indigenous roots when they revoked his release." --And there's this.
-- "'We have always believed our elders. This wasn’t a school, it wasn’t a choice, and the children who attended were stolen,' Joe said. 'We didn’t need the ground-penetrating radar to prove this happened; we always had enough proof to know.'" --
-- "The City of Mississauga said that it was anticipating more large-scale gatherings for Pakistan Independence Day and Afghanistan Independence Day which would disrupt public order and safety in the community. There has been no cooperation with the city and instead an injunction order must be used." --HERE'S HOPING THEY LEFT THEIR SWORDS AT HOME THIS TIME
-- "Then who's gonna deliver my food if all the Uber drivers are chopping arms off in Brampton. This is why my chicken shawarma was cold last night." --
-- "Frank La Forge, 52, from Keeseekoowenin First Nation is wanted on charges of first-degree murder and attempted murder after what police described as a targeted shooting that killed a woman. Keeseekoowenin is located about 240 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg." --
-- "An Ontario Provincial Police officer was inside a temporary courtroom at the Youth Centre on the Wapekeka First Nation on Thursday at around noon when he was approached by a man with a knife. The SIU says the officer and the man had ‘an interaction.’" --
-- "Frances Widdowson dismantles the CBC on the false claim of 215 bodies having been found at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School." --
Randy Nepinak from Minegoziibe Anishinabe has been charged with: assault with a weapon, assault, resisting/obstructing a peace officer, possession of a weapon for dangerous purposes, two counts of robbery with an offensive weapon, and assaulting a police officer with a weapon/causing bodily harm.
-- "A Liberal fund for exhuming suspected graves at Indian Residential Schools faces oversubscription, with First Nations seeking over $700 million, triple its original budget. Kimberley Murray, Independent Special Interlocutor for Missing Children and Unmarked Graves condemned denials of Indigenous burials, calling such speech ‘incitement to hate’ against Indigenous people." --Something you won't hear at CBC...
-- "One in 10 aboriginal children now lands in foster care, compared to one in 200 for non-aboriginal children, the AFN said. There are currently three times as many children in foster care as there were in residential schools." --
-- "Elijah Albert, 28, the subject of a dangerous person alert is now facing charges of attempted murder with a firearm, one count of discharging a firearm with intent, one count of uttering threats, and one count of pointing a firearm, after an RCMP officer was injured on Muskowekwan First Nation." --
-- "Biidaasige Park, pronounced 'bee-daw-si-geh' and meaning 'sunlight shining toward us' in Anishinaabemowin, is located near Cherry Street on the island of Ookwemin Minising, meaning 'place of the black cherry trees.' The park celebrates waterway restoration and reconciliation." --Man... I'm so old... I remember Canada.
-- "The federal government’s 2024-25 budget sets aside nearly $32 billion for Indigenous Services Canada and Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. That’s more than what Ottawa is spending on National Defence ($29.9 billion), and over half of what’s being transferred to provinces for health care through the Canada Health Transfer ($52.1 billion)." --Marx Carnage is killing Canada...
-- "Prime Minister Mark Carney promised First Nations rights-holders wealth and prosperity for 'generations to come' at a summit Thursday." --
-- "The OPG said in the statement that it 'recognizes the significance and sensitivity' of the finding and is 'committed to working closely with the local Indigenous communities and authorities to ensure a thorough and culturally respectful investigation.'” --Nota bene...
-- "The four First Nations communities stated, ‘This burial site has been desecrated, and our communities are grieving.'" --So, they're gonna what... fly all the illegal weed shop flags at half-mast?
-- "Drea Humphrey sits down with Dr. Frances Widdowson, who unpacks the controversy surrounding her new documentary, 'What Remains: Exposing the Kamloops Mass Grave Deception', produced alongside investigative journalist Simon Hergott." --So... what else is your Liberal government up to?
-- "A recent report from the Correctional Service of Canada found that the majority of escapees are fleeing from healing lodges rather than traditional prisons. Currently, there are 10 healing lodges across Canada that are funded and operated by the Correctional Service." --Funny how the victims of crime have to heal on their own...
-- "The sweat lodge is a place to seek healing from grief or trauma." --That's simply 'catch & release' Canada for you...
-- "Justice Howard Leibovich insisted that while Daniel Pestill’s behaviour on that night was certainly troubling, it was out of character and not part of a pattern. Pestill will serve no time for shooting cabbie Michael Ryan in the back." --
FROM THE COMMENTS...-- “Tribe with no written language extracts its revenge.” --
-- "First Nations youth leaders are warning Canadians can expect a long, tense summer of protests as governments push forward with plans to fast-track major projects — and young people will be leading the charge." --Also 'First Nation's youth'...
-- "One in 10 aboriginal children now lands in foster care, compared to one in 200 for non-aboriginal children, the AFN said. There are currently three times as many children in foster care as there were in residential schools." --
-- "An investigation is underway near a former residential school in northern Saskatchewan, following the discovery of soil disturbances on Thursday, June 12th. No physical remains have been found, and authorities have not contacted police despite claims about alleged unmarked graves." --
THE CBC MYTH...-- "In Haudenosaunee culture, seed songs or chants have been a way to welcome babies. For other Indigenous peoples in North America, lullabies are a way to calm both mother and baby, and other songs for children pass on important lessons. Among her favourites is a story about two orphaned sisters who shapeshift into different natural beings and elements finally becoming thunder and lightning." --THE REALITY...
-- "One in 10 aboriginal children now lands in foster care, compared to one in 200 for non-aboriginal children, the AFN said. There are currently three times as many children in foster care as there were in residential schools." --Gotta keep that money flowing...
-- "Ontario will spend $100 million over the next three years on a long-term strategy to end violence against indigenous women." --
-- “‘I don't know how you got in here, but when you're in this room, you obey our rules, and the unwritten rules say: don't talk about the fact that we haven’t found any bodies.’” --
-- "RCMP say RCMP say 27 year-old Keistin Deschambeault of Nipawin, 27-year-old Lyric Arcand and 27-year-old Samara Head, both of James Smith Cree Nation, have been arrested and a fourth suspect is being sought in connection to to the shooting incident." --
