The Daily Ubuntu27 articles · page 3 of 3
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The Pines, thirty-six years later
In the summer of 1990, a pine forest in Kanesatake became the heart of a 78-day crisis. Since then, Mohawk and Quebecer neighbours have been slowly learning to talk to each other.
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The day Quebec apologized
After the Viens Commission, the Premier of Quebec apologized to First Nations and Inuit in 2019. The real work was just beginning.
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Friends in the City
In 1950s Winnipeg, Indigenous women opened a welcoming place for people arriving alone in the city; the movement now counts more than 120 friendship centres.
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