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Idle No More focusing attention on treaty rights, environment prof says

The Idle No More movement has been successful in raising public awareness about issues facing First Nations people, 91ÑÇÉ« Professor Rachel Gorman said in the Waterloo Region Record Jan 29. “I think it is focusing national attentionâ€� on issues such as treaty rights and environmental protection laws, she said in her Kitchener, Ont., speech Tuesday, which was about the growth of resistance to neo-liberalism. .


Ottawa police will host their first major public meeting surrounding the traffic stop race-based data collection project set to launch this spring….It is not a “town hall-styleâ€� approach, but includes a presentation by the 91ÑÇɫ research team about their role in the project, as well as tabled discussions, which will see participants break into smaller groups, reported the Ottawa Sun Jan. 29. .

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