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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 2021
Page
4
A discussion of September 30 as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It urges acknowledgement of Indigenous genocide and trauma, colonization effects, residential schools, and ongoing crises such as incarceration, water access, MMIDWG, and Child and Family Services, calling for comprehensive education and unity.
The author recalls hunting roots and fears after a fall solo trip, referencing the recent shooting death of Jacob Sansom and Maurice Cardinal, Métis Cree hunters found beside their vehicle near Glendon in March, with two men charged with two counts.
A speaker recalls a hunting incident on Crown land, asserting a treaty right to hunt moose and to access land for food. She reflects on fears for her husband blending indigenous rights, racism, and the duty of all Canadians to honor treaty obligations and shared responsibilities.
Grassroots activists warned of heavy manure buildup from intensive hog operations in Manitoba for over two decades. After media coverage and a 2007 Clean Environment Commission report, the Save Lake Winnipeg Act was enacted with stricter hog production regulations, signaling cautious progress to protect the waterway.
The writer argues that government changes and the Red Tape Reduction and Government Efficiency Act enable more hog barns while neglecting environmental impacts. They claim water sources and air quality suffer, insisting science shows the economy cannot survive without clean water and Lake Winnipeg is more polluted due to political choices.
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