June 9 – This week on Bamoseda
Posted Jun 10, 2011 10:10:45 AM.
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The National Council of Women of Canada has signed a “living” declaration with the Native Women’s Association of Canada and the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs to call for a national task force to address missing and murdered Aboriginal women in Canada, and they are hoping others will also sign onto the declaration.
The federal government has been spying on First Nation demonstrations. Russell Diabo, editor and publisher of the First Nations Strategic Bulletin, tells Bamoseda about government surveillance of First Nations.
The Cold Water treaty settlement in Ontario just may be the largest land claim settlement in Canadian history, but now it’s up to community members to accept the deal. Beausoliel First Nation Chief Roland Monague spoke with NationTalk.
An ancient First Nations archeological site has been found in Rice Lake. McMaster University Researcher Lisa Sonnenburg came across the site using new technology.
First Nations in BC will soon be taking jurisdiction over their healthcare.
MUSIC
CerAmony – Looks like change (CANCON)
Mother Earth – Sea of moods (CANCON)
Digging Roots – Mama is a revolutionary (CANCON)
