An Indigenous man who is partially paralyzed filed a complaint with St. Michael's Hospital after he says he was kicked out of the ER for swearing and left outside in the cold in a wheelchair he couldn't operate.
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Terri Lynn Morrison is director, Indigenous Clean Energy network
Indigenous peoples are ready to lead Canada’s transition to a zero-carbon, more resilient, and more sustainable economy in full partnership with governments, corporations and allies.
Across the country, Indigenous communities are significantly involved in some 197 clean-energy projects that generate more than one megawatt of power, which, when the sources are operating at full capacity, is enough to power 1,200 homes. Increasingly that involvement means direct ownership and project management.
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This summer, Fisher River Cree Nation unveiled the largest solar farm in the province, with excess energy sold back into Manitoba Hydro’s grid. In the centre are Chief David Crate (in red) with AMC Grand Chief Arlen Dumas.
Indigenous communities across Canada are leading the charge toward a renewable energy future as technology advances and networking opportunities are fostered.
Indigenous communities across Canada are leading the charge toward a renewable energy future as technology advances and networking opportunities are fostered.
The successes and advancements are on full display this week at the Indigenous Clean Energy gathering (held virtually this year).