This week on Bamoseda – (Sept. 27)
Posted Sep 27, 2012 11:24 am.
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In the human rights case against Ottawa on the chronic under-funding of child welfare services on reserves, government lawyers argued not to include testimony about residential schools, but the executive director of the First Nations Family Caring Society said it’s an issue that needs to be heard as part of their case.
The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business has handed out hardware recognizing positive Aboriginal relations in several industries.
The former head of Syncrude garnered an award for excellence in Aboriginal relations.
A wind power project has been given the green light to the Mi’kmaq in Nova Scotia.
An elder in British Columbia is sticking to his guns while facing the backlash from his nation after voicing support for a controversial mining project.
Music spotlight – Metis Fiddler Quartet (CANCON)
- Blueberry Hill
- Teardrop Waltz
- Trade Song
