Athena Bedassigae-Pheasant
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Athena Bedassigae-Pheasant
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bodéwadmi & anishinaabe-kwe / wiigwaaskinagaa ndoonjiba / mukwa ndodem / 👽🌟


Canada has discontinued funding the Search for Unmarked Graves and Missing Children at the former McIntosh Indian Residential School near Kenora. Financial reporting standards appear to have been contentious. Grassy Narrows Chief Sherry Ackabee is calling for lobby support.





Sharing via CBC Indigenous • CBC News ‘As resistance movements built momentum in the 1970s, the RCMP spied on Indigenous groups for years. Newly declassified documents obtained by CBC Indigenous detail who the Mounties were watching and how they did it. these files to some CBC Indigenous's Brett Forester explains how challenging it was to get the files in and reveals what motivated the RCMP. #Indigenous #Police #History #CBCNews #CBCIndigenous’

Fawning National Post column on Greg Rickford ends with wincing over "resistance this project has yet to face & the support needed from all quarters, to fend off well-funded opponents who frame resource development as an infringement on inherent rights..." nationalpost.com/news/the-man-g…


Ontario MPPs head back to legislature after 14-week break. Here’s what you need to know thetrillium.ca/news/politics/…





BREAKING: Ontario’s Information and Piracy Commissioner weighs in on premier Doug Ford changes to the FOI: “This amendment is about hiding government-related business to evade public accountability.” On Doug Ford’s use of a private cell phone for gov’t business: The Government of Ontario is currently seeking leave to appeal a court ruling that unanimously upheld my office's order to produce call logs from the Premier's personal cellphone that relate to government business. This is to ensure independent examination to determine whether they may be subject to access under the law. Based on evidence showing that the Premier routinely uses his personal phone to conduct government business, it is likely that they are. By changing the law retroactively, the government's message is plain: if oversight bodies get in the way, just change the rules. Full statement: #onpoli

WATCH: Minister Stephen Crawford says the government is curtailing parts of Ontario's freedom of information laws so he and his colleagues can have frank digital discussions "without any potential blowback." #Onpoli globalnews.ca/news/11729518/…

BREAKING: Ontario’s Information and Piracy Commissioner weighs in on premier Doug Ford changes to the FOI: “This amendment is about hiding government-related business to evade public accountability.” On Doug Ford’s use of a private cell phone for gov’t business: The Government of Ontario is currently seeking leave to appeal a court ruling that unanimously upheld my office's order to produce call logs from the Premier's personal cellphone that relate to government business. This is to ensure independent examination to determine whether they may be subject to access under the law. Based on evidence showing that the Premier routinely uses his personal phone to conduct government business, it is likely that they are. By changing the law retroactively, the government's message is plain: if oversight bodies get in the way, just change the rules. Full statement: #onpoli

Ontario’s payout to Elon Musk over cancelled Starlink contract to remain secret trib.al/mvW9LpD


