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Tom Parkin
TomPark1n
207 years ago today in 1814, the Hudson's Bay Company's Assiniboia governor issued the "pemmican proclamation." It banned any provisions from being given to North West Company traders in Assiniboia.
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Gavin Fearon
madestanding
Let's talk about the statue at St Catharines City Hall. This is Private Alexander Watson. Watson lived in St Catharines for a time and died in 1885, fighting on the
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Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff
CharlieBCuff
THREAD: The mixed race black convo comes up every few years and having spent a lot of time thinking about it my thoughts are as follows Underpinning this we HAVE
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Guelph Museums
guelphmuseums
Reconciliation starts with the truth. Here are some of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis books we’ve been reading as we seek to understand the truth.What are you reading? #IndigenousHistoryMonth
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Thomas Moore
TomAandTom1
I see people talking about representation in writing. I want to talk about what that is and isn't to me. Representation isn't taking a marginalized group and inserting them into
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John Paul Tasker
JPTasker
New — Lynn Beyak is retiring from the Senate, eight years after her appointment by former prime minister Stephen Harper. #cdnpoli "Some have criticized me for stating that the good
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Matt Edwards
wastedgenius
This #CanadaDay, I acknowledge that I’m privileged to reside on land that is part of Treaty 6 Territory. It is the ancestral and traditional territory of the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot,
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Matt Bone
BoneyAbroad
So thanks to the font of all knowledge, my Mom, and the wonderful family history a distant cousin Heather Hallet compiled, Children of the Rivers, I can correct the below
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Robert Jago
rjjago
This Jon Kay piece is full of errors. He writes that this prof who doxxed her students is Mi'kmaq. But in this other article from a while back it says
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Lindsay Nixon
notvanishing
When I was born, my mom had a birth alert placed on her by St. Paul’s hospital in Saskatoon, SK. A few months later, when I was admitted for an
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Tyler Shandro
shandro
For months, we have awaited news that a vaccine is on its way. That day is here. Alberta will deliver the first COVID-19 vaccines to critical health care workers next
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David Parent
davidnbparent
As many in Winnipeg have seen, there has been a petition going around asking for the renaming of the Wolseley neighbourhood which has garnered much attention. When I was originally
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Never Ending Radical Dude🇨🇦🏴🇺🇦🌈
The_Rad_Zone
My fellow Albertans, it's time for me to use Twitter to shitpost. As a middle aged white man, we all knew this was inevitable. This is a THREAD, so take
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Jessica Olson | Black Lives Matter
Jltmolson
You cannot preserve culture, you can only live it. The act of living our culture carries it forward through time. I don't remember where and from whom I first heard
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betty n1 stan
bettykinsss
THIS!! i’m métis/cree from amiskwaciwâskahikan and i did not agree w that thread! I’ve been shipping zutara & zukka for ages now and i never saw them as a colonizer
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APTN News
APTNNews
A respected NunatuKavut Elder, James G. Learning advocated and fought for his people and the lands and waters of Labrador until the day he died.Learning was known for his gentle
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