“Sometimes I think the government really doesn’t believe themselves, even though there was an apology by the Prime Minister,” Hardlotte said. “It’s real. This is evidence of what genocidal actions were done against Indigenous people by the government.”
Hardlotte said the PAGC supports the FSIN’s plan to conduct radar ground searches at Saskatchewan’s residential school sites, including the former schools in Prince Albert, Sturgeon Landing, La Ronge and Timber Bay.
This last location on the local list remains a very serious issue with the leadership across the North. Hardlotte said the events of recent days as well as the need for the federal government to act in accordance with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls To Action makes it imperative they support the survivors of Timber Bay School.
Les tensions s intensifient entre Parcs Canada et la famille de Jackie Vautour
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Les tensions s intensifient entre Parcs Canada et la famille de Jackie Vautour
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FREDERICTON Tensions are escalating between Parks Canada and the family of the late Jackie Vautour over who is the rightful owner of property in New Brunswick s Kouchibouguac National Park. Vautour staged a 50-year battle against expropriation of the land before his death in February of this year, claiming he was Metis-Acadian and the land is unceded Mi kmaq territory. Parks Canada has written two letters since early April seeking to have Vautour s belongings removed from the property and accusing the family of trespassing. Following the first letter, Vautour s son, Edmond, called the efforts by Parks Canada just two months after his father s death shameful.