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Red River Métis sign historic self-governance treaty with federal government

Red River Métis sign historic self-governance treaty with federal government

The Manitoba Métis Federation has officially signed a historic self-governance treaty with the Federal Government of Canada. On Nov. 30, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Gary Anandasangaree met with President of the Manitoba Métis Federation David Chartrand to sign the treaty in Winnipeg. The ceremony was attended by delegates

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What is Students for Liberty? The organization influencing campus politics

What is Students for Liberty? The organization influencing campus politics

If you have passed by the tables in Science Theatres or Science B this semester, you may have noticed a certain club making its presence known. Adorned with yellow tablecloths, offering a wide selection of literature and merchandise and flanked by flashy banners sporting anti-taxation slogans, Students for Liberty

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Naheed Nenshi’s NDP leadership will transform Alberta politics

Naheed Nenshi’s NDP leadership will transform Alberta politics

On the evening of March 12, 2024, darkness loomed, and a chill settled over the Franklin Atrium in Northeast Calgary. Inside, however, the atmosphere was anything but cold. Five hundred people packed the space, about the size of a school cafeteria, to launch Naheed Nenshi’s campaign for leadership of

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Polls favour Conservatives, but Trudeau remains hopeful for re-election

Polls favour Conservatives, but Trudeau remains hopeful for re-election

Every four years or so, Canadians have the opportunity to select from a roster of candidates to decide who they want to lead the country. This process of free and fair elections is the cornerstone of our democracy. With the upcoming election slated for October 2025, recent polls and public

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