Reflecting on Elijah Harper

By Jordan Wheeler
He shook his head more than he said no, at least from where I was sitting. He leaned forward to do it, and it looked like his whole upper body shook too.
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By Jordan Wheeler
He shook his head more than he said no, at least from where I was sitting. He leaned forward to do it, and it looked like his whole upper body shook too.
Write comment (3 Comments)By: Mia Rabson
Winnipeg Free Press
OTTAWA – Well-respected Manitoba aboriginal leader Elijah Harper has died.
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BY PETER SIMPSON, OTTAWA CITIZEN
The main exhibition of Sakahàn begins with a circus act and ends with a violent act, and between the two is an evolving world of indigenous culture.
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CBC News
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he remains skeptical that a national inquiry would give answers to concerns about missing or murdered aboriginal women in Canada.
Write comment (0 Comments)North-South Partnership helps Neskantaga youth express themselves through art
By Jody Porter, CBC News
Artwork created by young people in Neskantaga First Nation will soon be on display in Toronto as part of an effort to help the community recover from a suicide crisis.
Write comment (0 Comments)The Canadian Press
Members of the Gitga’at Nation say they have evicted a Northern Gateway Pipelines crew from their territory on B.C.’s north coast as it tried to conduct oil spill response surveys.
Write comment (0 Comments)Commitment is a first-of-its-kind arrangement
by Cathryn Atkinson
Pique News Magazine
Six First Nations communities in the Sea to Sky region have been invited to sign a commitment agreement to ensure the safety of elders, women and children.
Write comment (0 Comments)Laryn Gilmour
CFTK-TV Terrace
The Coastal First Nations have expressed their concerns of BG Groups plans to use fossil fuels in stead of electricity, for the proposed L-N-G Plant on Ridley Island.
Write comment (0 Comments)Aboriginal leaders from British Columbia and across Canada talk land rights and share songs at the Idle No More Vancouver rally outside the Vancouver Art Gallery on Sunday.
Erin Flegg
Vancouver Observer
Darla Goodwin wasn’t surprised when she first heard about the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline.
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