Reconciliation links Mohawk Institute and Inuit tuberculosis legacy
Indigenous scholars outline a new reconciliation between Mohawk Institute survivors in Brantford and Inuit patients of Hamilton Mountain Sanatorium. The project Re-Neighbouring as Reconciliation seeks truth telling, records access, and cultural exchanges to connect Six Nations and Nunavut communities, promote healing, repatriation, and intergenerational understanding.
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Mohawk Institute
Hamilton Mountain
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Brantford
Ont
Grand River
West End
Niagara Escarpment
Nunavut
TRC
Art Gallery of
Hamilton
Canada must rebuild its military to defend itself
David Leis reports from a Troy Media column quoting retired Lt Gen Michel-Maisonneuve. He warns Canada's armed forces are in dire straits, needing full funding and a return to a warrior ethos. He cites outdated aircraft, a hollow navy, weak recruitment, overweight troops, and NATO and AURUS sidelines. He urges a 2.5 percent GDP defence target, a national service option, and streamlined procurement to restore military credibility.
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Michel — Maisonneuve
Canada
Maisonneuve
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Washington
Arctic
Russia
Notable Helicopter Traffic Raises Community Complaint
Patrick Miller of Thunder Bay voices concern about increased helicopter traffic along the E Live corridor off the 15th Side Road between Highway 61 and Mountain Road. He notes repeated low-altitude flights and loud rotor noise and asks for alternative routes or days off to reduce disruption.
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Highway 61
Mountain Road
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Vanessa Watts
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Frontier Centre For Public Policy
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