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Improving access to justice for Canadians through judicial training on intimate partner and family violence in the family justice system

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Tuesday, December 6, 2022
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Today, the Honourable David Lametti, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, announced that the Government of Canada is providing funding to the National Judicial Institute for judicial training on IPV and family violence in the family justice system.

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  • Today, the Honourable David Lametti, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, announced that the Government of Canada is providing funding to the National Judicial Institute for judicial training on IPV and family violence in the family justice system.
  • The Government of Canada is supporting the development of a national online course for judges in Canada on IPV and family violence in the family justice system.
  • Justice Canada is providing $869,861 over four years to the National Judicial Institute for judicial training on IPV and family violence in the family justice system through the Justice Partnership and Innovation Program.
  • We are appreciative of this opportunity to develop French and English training for Canadian judges on intimate partner violence in the family justice system.

Erica Daniels, Kejic Productions, Wins 2022 Pow Wow Pitch

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Monday, December 5, 2022
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OTTAWA, ON, Dec. 5, 2022 /CNW/ - Pow Wow Pitch , Canada's premier pitch competition for emerging Indigenous entrepreneurs, announced Erica Daniels, Founder and CEO of Kejic Productions as the 2023 Winner of the competition and the recipient of the Grand Prize of $25,000.

Key Points: 
  • OTTAWA, ON, Dec. 5, 2022 /CNW/ - Pow Wow Pitch , Canada's premier pitch competition for emerging Indigenous entrepreneurs, announced Erica Daniels, Founder and CEO of Kejic Productions as the 2023 Winner of the competition and the recipient of the Grand Prize of $25,000.
  • "I have always been inspired by capturing the stories of my community through video," said the First-Place 2022 Pitch Winner, Erica Daniels.
  • "This year, Pow Wow Pitch returned to its roots on the powwow trail while using digital technology to engage and uplift Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island," said Sunshine Tenasco, Founder of Pow Wow Pitch.
  • Community leadership through volunteerism is promoted with respect and reciprocity as the foundation of the Pow Wow Pitch.

Partnership with Indigenous peoples, provincial, and territorial governments is the key to progress and protection of nature

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Monday, December 5, 2022
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"Indigenous peoples have unique perspectives, knowledge, rights, and responsibilities to teach, inspire, and help improve the natural balance.

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  • "Indigenous peoples have unique perspectives, knowledge, rights, and responsibilities to teach, inspire, and help improve the natural balance.
  • Edhzhe Indigenous Protected Area is the first Indigenous protected area established under the Canada Nature Fund.
  • The program is supporting new and existing Indigenous Guardians initiatives and the development of Indigenous Guardians Networks for First Nations, Inuit, and Mtis.
  • "For Canada, progress and protection of our natural heritage can only come with true partnership among Indigenous peoples, provinces, territories, and the Government of Canada.

Statement - Ministers of Veterans Affairs, Indigenous Services, National Defence, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs mark Indigenous Veterans Day

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Tuesday, November 8, 2022
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On Indigenous Veterans Day, Remembrance Day, and year round we honour their dedication, service and sacrifice to our country that all too often did not appreciate them."

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  • On Indigenous Veterans Day, Remembrance Day, and year round we honour their dedication, service and sacrifice to our country that all too often did not appreciate them."
  • Today, I encourage all Canadians to learn about the stories of Indigenous Veterans, so that they may never be forgotten."
  • "Indigenous Veterans have played a vital role within the Canadian Armed Forces in times of war, conflict and peace.
  • Today, on this Indigenous Veterans Day, and every day, we recognize and honour the contributions of all Indigenous Veterans and remember those that made the ultimate sacrifice in fighting for a Canada that is true North, strong, and free."

Stamps capture Indigenous artists' visions for truth and reconciliation

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Wednesday, September 28, 2022
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The stamps being released September 29 in connection with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 are the first in an annual series showcasing the visions of First Nations, Inuit and Mtis artists for the future of truth and reconciliation.

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  • The stamps being released September 29 in connection with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 are the first in an annual series showcasing the visions of First Nations, Inuit and Mtis artists for the future of truth and reconciliation.
  • The stamps are cancelled in Brantford, Ontario, the site of the Mohawk Institute, whose opening in the early 1830s made it Canada's first Indian residential school.
  • The Indigenous languages found on the stamps represent the language and dialect of the artists who created the work.
  • Here are links to find images of the stamps and other products, our Details magazine and other resources:

Giant Tiger and Indspire Partner to Create an Orange Shirt to Support National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

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Wednesday, September 14, 2022
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OTTAWA, ON, Sept. 14, 2022 /CNW/ - Giant Tiger Stores Limited announced today a new collaboration with national Indigenous charity Indspireto create an orange shirt to help spread awareness for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

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  • OTTAWA, ON, Sept. 14, 2022 /CNW/ - Giant Tiger Stores Limited announced today a new collaboration with national Indigenous charity Indspireto create an orange shirt to help spread awareness for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
  • With the support of its funding partners across the country, Indspire provides financial awards, delivers programs, and shares resources so that Indigenous students will achieve their highest potential.
  • "The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation opens the door to create a meaningful discussion about the effects residential schools have left on Indigenous communities and Giant Tiger wants to help Canadians spread awareness and participate in that dialogue,"said Aaron Wade, Director, Brand and Customer Communications, Giant Tiger Stores Limited.
  • Giant Tiger is a long-standing partner of Indspire, supporting three programs through its Charitable Giving Fund, donating a total of $75,000 per year.

The Government of Canada supports Indigenous Guardians nature conservation with $30M fund

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Monday, August 29, 2022
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Funding through Indigenous Guardians initiatives creates meaningful local employment and supports Indigenous leadership in conservation, providing a concrete example of reconciliation in action.

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  • Funding through Indigenous Guardians initiatives creates meaningful local employment and supports Indigenous leadership in conservation, providing a concrete example of reconciliation in action.
  • In the spirit of reconciliation, the Government of Canada is committed to supporting Indigenous leadership in conservation.
  • The federal government expanded its support for Indigenous Guardians in 2021, committing up to $173 million to support new and existing Indigenous Guardians initiatives and the development of Indigenous Guardians Networks for First Nations, Inuit, and Mtis.
  • Please visit the Indigenous Guardians webpage for more information and updates on eligibility and future funding opportunities.

CELEBRATING CULTURAL REVIVAL AND THE TRADITION OF PASSING ON GENERATIONAL KNOWLEDGE THROUGH A NEW ROYAL CANADIAN MINT COIN HONOURING THE RED RIVER MÉTIS

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Tuesday, August 2, 2022
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This latest coin in the Mint's "Generations" series, tells the story of the Red River Mtis through the intricate beadwork patterns of Manitoba Mtis artist Jennine Krauchi.

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  • This latest coin in the Mint's "Generations" series, tells the story of the Red River Mtis through the intricate beadwork patterns of Manitoba Mtis artist Jennine Krauchi.
  • "Today is a proud day for the Manitoba Mtis Federation as the National Government of the Red River Mtis," said David Chartrand, President of the Manitoba Mtis Federation.
  • La Rivyeer Rooz, meaning the Red River, is inscribed at the base of the design, above which roots represent the Red River Mtis homeland and ancestry.
  • From the infinity symbol symbolizing the Mtis Nation's eternal and unbreakable spirit flow two bands representing the Red River.

CELEBRATING CULTURAL REVIVAL AND THE TRADITION OF PASSING ON GENERATIONAL KNOWLEDGE THROUGH A NEW ROYAL CANADIAN MINT COIN HONOURING THE RED RIVER MÉTIS

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Tuesday, August 2, 2022
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This latest coin in the Mint's "Generations" series, tells the story of the Red River Mtis through the intricate beadwork patterns of Manitoba Mtis artist Jennine Krauchi.

Key Points: 
  • This latest coin in the Mint's "Generations" series, tells the story of the Red River Mtis through the intricate beadwork patterns of Manitoba Mtis artist Jennine Krauchi.
  • "Today is a proud day for the Manitoba Mtis Federation as the National Government of the Red River Mtis," said David Chartrand, President of the Manitoba Mtis Federation.
  • La Rivyeer Rooz, meaning the Red River, is inscribed at the base of the design, above which roots represent the Red River Mtis homeland and ancestry.
  • From the infinity symbol symbolizing the Mtis Nation's eternal and unbreakable spirit flow two bands representing the Red River.

New youth series Les Autochtones, tu connais? and Théo le loup to be broadcast on TFO starting June 20.

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Thursday, June 23, 2022
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Starting June 20 at 7 p.m., TFO will air Les autochtones, tu connais?, a youth series produced by Julie O' Bomsawin, as well as Tho le loup.

Key Points: 
  • Starting June 20 at 7 p.m., TFO will air Les autochtones, tu connais?, a youth series produced by Julie O' Bomsawin, as well as Tho le loup.
  • Les Autochtones, tu connais?is an opportunity for young viewers to learn more about Indigenous cultures.
  • The show covers various themes, such as music, arts, Indigenous diversity, traditional knowledge, food, spirituality, clothing and dress, and living together.
  • In addition to the new series, TFO is offering a special program of Indigenous films and documentaries every night at 9 p.m. the same week.