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Friday, March 12 2010
- Centre Offers Computer Training to First Nations
- Source: The Sault Star
- Esketemc First Nation Receives $36,623 for Rink Upgrades
- Source: The BC Local News
- Hospital Unveils Medicine Lodge
- Source: The Sudbury Star
- Local Metis Nation Council Forming
- Source: The Peterborough Examiner
- Making High Tech a Priority for Sto:lo
- Source: The Chilliwack Times
- Native Blockade Comes Down in Wake of Water Talks
- Source: The Times Colonist
- Ottawa to Amend Indian Act
- Source: The Montreal Gazette
- Skater's Edge Helps Bring Aboriginal Exhibit to Hockey Hall
- Source: The Sudbury Star
- Status Debate Mounts as Bill Offers Benefits to Another 45,000 Natives
- Source: The Globe and Mail
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Thursday, March 11 2010
- Aboriginals in Canada Face ‘Third World'-Level Risk of Tuberculosis
- Source: The Globe and Mail
- Anti-HST Rally Mounted by Aboriginals Among Three
- Source: The Orillia Packet and Times
- Halalt Blockade Could end Today After Water Talks
- Source: The Times Colonist
- North Cowichan Ignoring First Nations
- Source: The Times Colonist
- Okanagan Nation Alliance Calls on George Abbott to Address Aboriginal Land Title Issues
- Source: The Kelowna News
- Room for Guarded Optimism on First Nations University
- Source: The Leader Post
- She Opens her Throat and The North Comes Out
- Source: The Winnipeg Free Press
- Ugly Incident Yields Peaceful Co-Existence on Fraser River
- Source: The Globe and Mail
- Way Indian Act Defines Status to Change: AFN
- Source: Canwest News Services
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Wednesday, March 10 2010
- Archaic Section of Indian Act Ends
- Source: CBC News
- Band, Port Disagree on Dock Consultation
- Source: The Daily News
- Christian Island Man Dances at Olympic Opening
- Source: The Midland Free Press
- CI Students get Kick in the But' Counselling
- Source: The Midland Free Press
- Equipment Working North of Winnipeg to Cut Jams, Floods
- Source: The Winnipeg Free Press
- First Nations Housing Needs Quick Action
- Source: The Daily News
- First Nations Rally on Parliament Hill Against HST
- Source: CBC News
- Government Seeks Solutions in Chemainus Road Blockade by First Nations
- Source: The Times Colonist
- Rates of TB Skyrocket Among Inuit, First Nations
- Source: CNews
- TB Cases on Rise in Manitoba
- Source: The Winnipeg Free Press
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Tuesday, March 9 2010
- Aboriginal Elders, Journalists Can Stay at Flood Hearing: Judge
- Source: Winnipeg Free Press
- Dalton McGuinty Bets Big on Mining, Critics Fear Eco-Disaster
- Source: Toronto Star
- First Nations Housing Needs Quick Action
- Source: The Daily News
- Foster Child's Death Reveals Flawed System
- Source: Edmonton Journal
- Terry Ryan Honoured for Advancing Inuit Art
- Source: CBC News
- Yukon Outreach Agency Could Close
- Source: CBC North
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Monday, March 8 2010
- Arctic Winter Games Open in Alberta
- Source: CBC News
- First Nations' Culture Shared by Sask. Author
- Source: The StarPhoenix
- First Nations People Pack Courtroom
- Source: Winnipeg Free Press
- National Museum Builds Inuit Art Collection
- Source: CBC News
- Natuashish Booze Ban Cancelled: New Chief
- Source: CBC News
- Nunavut Balances Budget, But Fears Funding Cuts
- Source: The Globe and Mail
- Q&A with Guy Lonechild
- Source: The Globe and Mail
- Saskatchewan Probes Diversion of Money From Scholarship Fund at First Nations University
- Source: National Post
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Sunday, March 7 2010
- B.C. Forestry Firm Says Defiant First Nations Forces it to Delay Logging
- Source: The Canadian Press
- Funding to Address Missing Aboriginal Women Applauded by Local Mother
- Source: The Daily Graphic
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Saturday, March 6 2010
- Aboriginals on the Podium? Now, There's a Goal
- Source: The Vancouver Sun
- Kateri Takakwitha ne fait pas l'unanimité chez les Mohawks (In French Only)
- Source: La Presse
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