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#free gaza#I’m not tagging other gaza tags because I don’t want to clog the tag with my art when important information can be posted there instead#indigenous#indigenous rights#ojibwe#ojibway#six nations#mohawk#oka crisis#kanesatake#kanesatake resistance#Canada#Canadian#montreal canadiens#canadien#i love canada#canadian government#government du Canada#government of canada#canadien government#Palestine#free palestine#isnotrael#pro palestine#colonization#colonialism
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Mrs. Duval threading needle [William Duval's wife, Aulaqiaq. Although blind, she was still able to thread the needle and sew.]
Pangnirtung, Northwest Territories (Current day Nunavut), 1946 Library and Archives, Government of Canada. Archives/Collections and Fonds - Item ID #3192235 (x)
Aulaqiaq was the second wife of German-born American whaler, William Duval. Duval had his first whaling expedition to Arctic Canada in 1879, leaving back to the United States in 1883, and finally permanently returning to the north in 1884. William integrated well into Inuit society, as he became fluent in Inuktitut and was given the name of Sivutiksaq (which translates as harpooner).
Aulaqiaq and William had four children, two of whom survived childhood (daughters Towkie and Alookie, born around 1900 and 1902, respectively). Aulaqiaq and William still have many descendants in Baffin Island region of Nunavut currently.
Unfortunately, I could not find much information on Aulaqiaq herself, aside from her marriage to William Duval, and the children they had together.
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#aulaqiaq duval#aulaqiaq#william duval#nunavut#northwest territories#inuit#indigenous#indigenous history#canada#canadian history#canadian archives#archives#government of canada#history#whaler#1946#1940s#20th century
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🎶You're out of touch/I'm out of time🎵
Two years since the Canadian government tweeted and deleted their message that's it's illegal to harvest storm lobsters. I mean fishing is a sport, and the other team just isn't ready, it's unsportsmanlike to grab your opponent while they're jet lagged.
#sachyriel#canada#canadian politics#canada politics#fisheries#oceans#fisheries and oceans#federal government#government of canada#canadian government
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On Parliament Hill, where budgets grow
Among the chambers, row on row
That mark their place, so up high
Room for peasants, there is nigh
Scarce heard amid the fun below
We are the fed, short days ago
We spent like hell to maintain budget flow
On Parliament Hill
Take on our sorrows, we feel low
Didn't get a 4th annual vacation to Mexico
You the taxpayer, must hold us high
Even when all beneficial legislation dies
We sleep on the job while budgets grow
On Parliament Hill
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Stomping for Peace; An Event on Children's Voices and Recommendations for a Peaceful World.
On the Occasion of the 35th Anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, hear from children's experiences and realities in their own words.
Join the event to:
Learn from and reflect upon the messages directly from children around the world, based on the 'Stomping for Peace' Campaign calling for more peaceful societies for children.
Hear about the intergenerational, long-lasting impacts of lack of peace for children and what the international community can do better to prevent conflict, end existing wars and protect children at all times.
Speakers include:
H.E. Amb. Philippe Kridelka, Permanent Rep, Permanent Mission of Belgium to the UN.
H.E. Amb. José Alberto Bríz Gutiérrez, Permanent Rep, Permanent Mission of Guatemala to the UN.
Hilde Boeykens, Chief Executive Officer, SOS Children's Villages Belgium.
Sophie Ndong, National Director, SOS Children's Villages Sierra Leone.
Dragica Mikavica, Program Officer, Office of SRSG on Children and Armed Conflict.
Lily Gray, Senior Liaison Officer, UNESCO.
Laura Perez, Co-Director, Human Rights and Humanitarian Policy Concentration, School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), Columbia University.
Moderated by Sofia Garcia Garcia, Representative to the UN, SOS Children's Villages International.
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Watch Stomping for Peace: An Event on Children's Voices and Recommendations for a Peaceful World!
#children's voices#recommendations#peaceful world#children#stomping for peace#sos children's villages#government of canada#children's experiences and realities#Permanent Mission of Belgium to the united nations#Permanent Mission of Guatemala to the United nations#unesco#unhq#conference room 7#panel discussion#intergenerational
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y’all do NOT go out next week unless you have to and wear your best masks and tape the edges down bc it’s just not worth it
#Canada is possibly worse than the US#hard to check bc our government won’t even track anymore#I wasn’t even able to report getting COVID to like anywhere#wastewater is the ONLY metric we have left#please take this seriously
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Battling the Deep Freeze: Staying Safe in Saskatchewan's Harsh Cold Snap
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#ABC News#blankets#Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety#CCOHS#Centers for Disease Control and Prevention#cold snap#cold weather#de-icing products.#deep freeze#extreme temperatures#freezing temperatures#Friends of the Saskatoon Afforestation Areas#frostbite#frostbite in dogs#furry friends#George Genereux Urban REgional Park#Government of Canada#heated water bowls#hypothermia#hypothermia in dogs#insulation#life-threatening#National Weather Service#Northeast#outdoor dogs#paw health#PetMD#preparation#Red Cross#Richard St. Barbe Baker AFforestation ARea
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Queen Mother Ottawa, 1939 Library and Archives, Government of Canada. Archives/Collections and Fonds - Item ID number 3356694 [x]
This photo was taken in Ottawa cir. 1939, during King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's royal tour of Canada. The royal tour of 1939 marked the first time a reigning Monarch of Canada stepped foot on Canadian soil. Queen Elizabeth greatly enjoyed her visit to Canada, and would return many more times after the passing of King George VI in 1952.
#royalty#british royal family#house of windsor#queen elizabeth#queen elizabeth queen mother#queen mother#ottawa#royal tour#royal tour of 1939#king george vi#george vi#library and archives of canada#government of canada#archives#canadian archives#canadian history#history#1939#1930s#20th century
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Why does this feel like a threat
#tumblr ads#sponsored ads#government of canada#palliative care#???#i mean i can think of multiple reasons for palliative care#what i can't think of is why this ad worded this way is on this particular website#my sleep deprived ass just read it as “take this quiz and depending on your answers#you too could be in palliative care!“
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"missing-persons.jpg" from the official Government of Canada web page for the National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains
#ncmpur#government of canada#really adore this terrible photobash ft. the hatman#this image seems really distasteful for being on a government site lol
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Americans not giving a shit about the wildfires burning down forests and homes in Canada until smoke starts spreading across the border. Meanwhile Indigenous communities across the country are far more likely to be impacted by the fires and I’ve seen all of one link to a charity and about nine million memes. 🙃
#yeah yeah hashtag notallamericans or whatever the fuck#I’m just irritated watching people whine or centre themselves#like sorry your clothes smell like smoke gladys but people have lost their fucking homes#and the government does fuck all for indigenous communities#so you know who’s gonna end up getting more aid#but sure brad can’t go out for his usual morning jog because of the canadians#also all these fucking news articles making ir about america as if canada has somehow done this on purpose out of spite#someone buy me a punching bag for my birthday thanks#artschoolrambles
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If the U.S & Canada weren't afraid of their own Indigenous peoples getting our landback, they wouldnt be calling the military on us everytime we so much as peacefully protest to not have our water poisoned, but they do. They're terrified of us. That's part of WHY the U.S and Canada is supporting Isntreal, because it justifies their own colonial existence and reinforces colonialism here too.
#i do enjoy that post but the detail 'Native Americans don't pose a threat to The U.S and Canada' isn't correct#if we didn't pose a threat to these colonial governments then they wouldn't do anything when we push back
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For years, the people of the Kitasoo/Xai’xais First Nation watched over their waters and waited. They had spent nearly two decades working with Canada’s federal government to negotiate protections for Kitasu Bay, an area off the coast of British Columbia that was vulnerable to overfishing.
But the discussions never seemed to go anywhere. First, they broke down over pushback from the fishing industry, then over a planned oil tanker route directly through Kitasoo/Xai’xais waters.
“We were getting really frustrated with the federal government. They kept jumping onboard and then pulling out,” says Douglas Neasloss, the chief councillor and resource stewardship director of the Kitasoo/Xai’xais First Nation. “Meanwhile, we’d been involved in marine planning for 20 years – and we still had no protected areas.”
Instead, the nation watched as commercial overfishing decimated the fish populations its people had relied on for thousands of years.
Nestled on the west coast of Swindle Island, approximately 500km north of Vancouver, Kitasu Bay is home to a rich array of marine life: urchins and abalone populate the intertidal pools, salmon swim in the streams and halibut take shelter in the deep waters. In March, herring return to spawn in the eelgrass meadows and kelp forests, nourishing humpback whales, eagles, wolves and bears.
“Kitasu Bay is the most important area for the community – that’s where we get all of our food,” Neasloss says. “It’s one of the last areas where you still get a decent spawn of herring.”
So in December 2021, when the Department of Fisheries and Oceans withdrew from discussions once again, the nation decided to act. “My community basically said, ‘We’re tired of waiting. Let’s take it upon ourselves to do something about it,’” Neasloss says.
What they did was unilaterally declare the creation of a new marine protected area (MPA). In June 2022, the nation set aside 33.5 sq km near Laredo Sound as the new Gitdisdzu Lugyeks (Kitasu Bay) MPA – closing the waters of the bay to commercial and sport fishing.
It is a largely unprecedented move. While other marine protected areas in Canada fall under the protection of the federal government through the Oceans Act, Kitasu Bay is the first to be declared under Indigenous law, under the jurisdiction and authority of the Kitasoo/Xai’xais First Nation.
Pictured: "In some ways, I hope someone challenges us" … the Kitasoo/Xai’xais stewardship authority.
Although they did not wait for government approval, the Kitasoo did consult extensively: the declaration was accompanied by a draft management plan, finalised in October after three months of consultation with industry and community stakeholders. But the government did not provide feedback during that period, according to Neasloss, beyond an acknowledgment that it had received the plan...
Approximately 95% of British Columbia is unceded: most First Nations in the province of British Columbia never signed treaties giving up ownership of their lands and waters to the crown. This puts them in a unique position to assert their rights and title, according to Neasloss, who hopes other First Nations will be inspired to take a similarly proactive approach to conservation...
Collaboration remains the goal, and Neasloss points to a landmark agreement between the Haida nation and the government in 1988 to partner in conserving the Gwaii Haanas archipelago, despite both parties asserting their sovereignty over it. A similar deal was made in 2010 for the region’s 3,400 sq km Gwaii Haanas national marine conservation area.
“They found a way to work together, which is pretty exciting,” says Neasloss. “And I think there may be more Indigenous protected areas that are overlaid with something else.”
-via The Guardian, 5/3/23
#indigenous#indigenous issues#indigenous sovereignty#canada#british columbia#land back#first nations#tribal sovereignty#pacific northwest#marine protected area#conservation#sustainability#overfishing#marine science#canadian government#kitasoo-xai'xais#direct action#good news#hope
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I like to think about someone asking if theres any X men that are Canadian, thinking that they'd be nice, kind, quiet and caring only for them to glance at Logan who's on his 17th beer at 8:30 am and is agressivly doing push ups for fun while Wade, who's half naked laying on top of him telling him about a weird dream he had, and is literally spinning around a butterfly knife-also for fun.
This being said- Apparently Marvel universe Canada produces absolute BAD asses. And not only that but they ended up married too. What are the fucking odds?
#deadpool and wolverine#poolverine#logan howlett#deadpool#wade wilson#deadpool 3#wolverine#LETS GO CANADA#RAAAAHHHHH#no but seriously wtf#Wade 🤝Canadians that ended up in new york somehow for absolutely no reason other then hiding from the government🤝 Logan
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