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Take a breath following Canada Day, reflects MP Ryan Williams

Take a breath following Canada Day, reflects MP Ryan Williams
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Canada Day kicks off in Ottawa as protest organizer cancels event after War Memorial arrests

Police on Guard for Thee, a group pushing for the end of unconstitutional public health orders, canceled an event after an altercation at the War Memorial…

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Caesars Windsor counting down days to full capacity concerts

The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor will once again be filled with music as concerts return to the venue next week.

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Vernon s hugely-popular Funtastic festival will return this summer | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source

Vernon s hugely-popular Funtastic festival will return this summer | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan s News Source
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Walk from Delmas in memory of residential school children

Cheryl Tootoosis has confirmed to the News-Optimist there will be an honour ride/walk from Delmas, the site of the former St. Henri residential school, to Battleford starting at 9 a.m. in the morning. The walk will honor the children who didn’t make it home, the survivors, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls as well as those hanged at Fort Battleford in 1885. Riding on horses will be Edwin Tootoosis (a residential school survivor who attended Delmas), his son Tyler Tootoosis, and one his granddaughters Rae Tootoosis. Others will be following behind them on foot on in trucks. People are encouraged to wear orange that day and show their support.

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