The Aporia
The Aporia
9 articles about 8 events for “Alberta First Nations Referendum” from Global News.
“First Nations in Alberta are celebrating the win for the pro-Canada side in Monday’s referendum — but they’re also raising concerns about a shortage of ballots in their communities.”
“…dded after Smith said she disagreed with the ruling of a Court of King’s Bench judge that quashed a separatist petition in May, saying the provincial government had a duty to consult with First Nations before Stay Free Alberta was allowed to gather…”
“First Nations leaders have wondered how that can be so, given they feel their people, land and treaties — signed before Alberta even became a province — have been treated as an afterthought in the separation debate.”
“Alberta’s recent referendum shed light on the inclusion of First Nations in decision making after First Nations in the province said there were “unnecessary obstacles” to being able to vote. - Cuban ambassadors ask Canada to renew rejection of U.S. embargo…”
“…y council meeting - Millions in funding put toward Manitoba First Nations Police, safety officers - B.C.’s advanced polls open as Conservatives say a costed platform is coming soon - As Alberta referendum nears, seeds to dispute results planted online: report…”
“…ting the services that you and your family depend on.” - As Alberta referendum nears, seeds to dispute results planted online: report - Scarborough North council race pits incumbent against 2 former MPs - Carney and Smith link up to pitch pro-Canada vote…”
“According to confidential documents obtained by Northern Beat, the NDP government has been in negotiations to transfer some 400 parcels of Crown land to First Nations.”
“The essay urged Americans to support the election of sovereigntists in Canadian elections and to “weaponize” reconciliation between Canada and First Nations to “slowly nudge” the country on a path toward the end of history.”
“…lleges in court documents that Rath and his professional corporation, RathPC, defaulted two years ago on a financing agreement tied to First Nations and COVID-19 litigation cases — a debt the lender now says totals nearly $109 million, plus interest and…”