Anna Achneepineskum

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Canada's rush for new resource projects can't happen without First Nations' support: grand chief cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

Idle No More 2.0 will be ‘fierce’ if Doug Ford moves ahead with Bill 5 timminstoday.com/local-news/idl…

What was left out of the Throne Speech……. Seniors Women and gender equality Workers Youth Disability Justice Diversity and equity Workers Housing Mental health and addictions Indigenous and Treaty rights Environmental protections I will never lift up a Throne speech that leaves out the majority of the Canadian population. Nation building means lifting up all people. I’m ready to hold the liberal government accountable!

Shouts of “Shame!” and “Where’s the Premier!” as the PC caucus rises to vote for Bill 5. Others scream “our land is not for sale!” Premier Ford is not in the legislature for the vote. Bill passes 71-44. “We’re going backwards on reconciliation!” a man shouts after the vote.

NEW - NDP MPP Sol Mamakwa gets named and kicked out of question period for refusing to withdraw his comment that the Premier is telling “untruths” to first Nations about bill 5. The Ford government is moving to shut down debate and pass the controversial legislation this week.

New Zealand rejects rights bill after widespread outrage bbc.in/4lpauH9

Seminole Tribe wins $826M verdict against Wells Fargo for mismanaging children's trust fund and charging $7.6M in unauthorized fees, @TribalBiz reports. tribalbusinessnews.com/sections/polic…

To Muslims who sat out the election because Kamala Harris was too ‘pro-Israel’: How do you feel now that the guy who beat Harris by a sliver just called for what appears to be the ethnic cleansing of 1.7 million Muslims in Gaza and for the US to take over the Gaza Strip.

Three decades long: Neskantaga marks 'grim' milestone snnewswatch.com/local-news/thr… via @SNnewswatch

LIVE: Canada’s response to U.S. tariffs | EN DIRECT : Réplique aux tarifs douaniers américains x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Trump's threatened 25% tariff on Canadian goods could begin as soon as Feb. 1. What if a 230-year-old law could allow Indigenous businesses to develop an inside track and sidestep the whole thing? Some are saying it's time to test the Jay Treaty. ricochet.media/indigenous/the…

I have felt honoured, humbled and inspired to be part of the Survivors ongoing work to right injustices and hold parties accountable. The men think not only of themselves but also their families and communities. This is what healing looks like - Healing in Action.

Survivors of Ralph Rowe continue their healing journeys from the abuse they suffered as children. Rowe was a former police officer, church minister and boy scouts leader and was one of Canada’s most prolific pedophiles.

We stand in solidarity with @IPCOunified and are deeply disappointed by yet another delay tactic by Canada in the human rights hearing. Indigenous police deserve equitable funding and recognition now—not endless postponements. cbc.ca/news/canada/su…

Canada is here to lend a helping hand. Canadian water bombers are already in action on the front lines in California. I have also asked @ParksCanada firefighting resources to be on stand by, should additional resources be required.

ACHNEEPINESKUM, Garrett David sootoday.com/obituaries/ach… via @SooToday

Wawatay is valuable for First Nations people in northern Ontario, communicating in their language of Ojibway, Cree or Oji-Cree. Wawatay helps to preserve NAN languages & cultures & has done this since 1974. We hope you tune in & donate to Wawatay. Ways to donate below. Miigwech!

The First Nations Women’s Council is deeply disheartened by the recent decision by members of Ontario’s Standing Committee on Justice Policy to cut short their work on intimate partner violence concerning Bill 173. Read the full statement below: chiefs-of-ontario.org/first-nations-…

It was an honour today to celebrate a historic moment as our service, the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service became a service under the CSPA; it’s no longer just a program. For over a decade we fought for the same standards of policing and it felt good to get to this finish line.