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Manitoba Government Renaming Wildlife Management Areas 0
- BLOG, FNT2T CIRCLES, MTNLive, Natural World, NEWS, TREATY 2 TERRITORY
- May 7, 2021
The Manitoba Conservative government has, yet again, made a move that attempts to erase the Anishinaabe presence and further disrespects the inherent rights of the Anishinaabek in Manitoba. In a news release dated April 26th, 2021, the province announced it will name 8 wildlife management areas after “prominent Manitobans.” To continue reading, please visit. http://naturalworld.fnt2t.com/index.php/2021/05/05/manitoba-government-renaming-wildlife-management-areas/
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Engaging with our Local Nations in the Treaty 2 Territory-Children, Families and Nation Circle and Peacemaking Circle 0
- BLOG, Children, Families and Nation, FNT2T CIRCLES, FNT2T REGIONAL OFFICES, Government of FNT2T, LOCAL NATIONS, MTNLive, NEWS, Peacemaking, RGO-Dauphin, RGO-Pinaymootang, TREATY 2 TERRITORY
- May 7, 2021
Treaty 2 Territory – The Children, Families and Nation Circle along with our Peacemaking Circle has been working towards engaging virtually with our Local Nation Membership. To date, we have met with members from Ebb and Flow First Nation and Dauphin River First Nation. The Virtual Sessions took place via Zoom and were a great
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Senator Sol Sanderson Educates Canada on Peacemaking and 500 Years of Policy Making 0
- BLOG, FNT2T CIRCLES, Government of FNT2T, LOCAL NATIONS, MTNLive, NEWS, Peacekeeping, Peacemaking, TREATY 2 TERRITORY
- May 7, 2021
Treaty 2 Territory – On May 4, 2021, First Nations in the Treaty 2 Government met with Canada to discuss Peacemaking and had the honour to hear a presentation by Sol Sanderson. Senator Sanderson presented on 500 years of Canadian policies and a solution for Canada on ways to implement Peacemaking Onankonehkawin Law and the
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The Three Sisters: Corn, Beans and Squash 0

The Three Sisters Garden The ‘Three Sisters Garden’ is the tradition of planting of corn, beans and squash together, three plants that prevent weeds and pests, enrich the soil, and support each other. Instead of today’s single rows of a single vegetable, this method of interplanting introduced biodiversity, which does many things—from attracting pollinators to

Anishinaabe Bimaadiziiwin:0

The first Earth Day Started on April 22, 1970. Senator Gaylord Nelson was a junior senator from Wisconsin who had long been concerned with how the environment was being “managed” in the United States. April 22 was chosen as Earth Day because it fell on a weekday between Spring Break and Final Exams to maximize

Ogichidaa and Ogemaag demands Canada deliver on a New Fiscal Relationship 0

Treaty 2 Territory – The Government of Canada must admit to a fundamental truth that they have never implemented Treaty 2. While also failing to meet any of other obligations that we can think of whether it be entering into a Treaty relationship with our Anishinaabe and Kinistino on 21 August 1871; or when there

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