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2025-11-06 James Teit and indigenous lands in early 1900s
Wendy Wickwire spoke about the Extraordinary Legacy of Ethnographer James A. Teit (1864-1922) and her award winning book At the Bridge: James Teit and an Anthropology of Belonging https://www.ubcpress.ca/at-the-bridge Between 1894 and 1922, some of the leading anthropologists and scientists of the day drew on the research services of James Teit ...
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By 2036, over one million Indigenous people will be living in large urban areas. Long-term increased funding means Friendship Centres will be there. Friendship Centres need long-term government funding so that they can continue to provide Urban Indigenous people across Canada with programs and services that are essential and culturally-relevant. Share to show your support! For more information, go to www.nafc.ca/support-the-fcm #SupportYourLocalFriendshipCentre | National Association of Friendsh
By 2036, over one million Indigenous people will be living in large urban areas. Long-term increased funding means Friendship Centres will be there. Friendship Centres need long-term government funding so that they can continue to provide Urban Indigenous people across Canada with programs and services that are essential and culturally-relevant. Share to show your support! For more information, go to www.nafc.ca/support-the-fcm #SupportYourLocalFriendshipCentre | National Association of Friendsh
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Does this look like Canada strong to you? 👉 40,000 job cuts 👉 $57 billion cut in government programs 👉 Indigenous services gutted 👉 Huge losses for the environment, including scrapping the emission cap, $3 billion cut to climate programs, cuts to public transit and home energy efficiency Oh, and while 80-90% of Canadians support a wealth tax on the rich, this budget just cut taxes for middle- and upper-income earners. Turns out, big daddy is leading some of us (the fossil fuel industry, corp
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