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Medicine Walk Labyrinth Making continues...
My Medicine Walk Labyrinth
is #Toronto / Tsí Tkaròn:to 's
Largest Medicine Wheel
Located in Hillcrest Park
Along 10,000 year old
"Gete-Onigaming" ( old portage trail ).
Today may be last good Autumn day to work on remaining still-in-progress Artworks...
| #CityOfLabyrinths #Labyrinths #LabyrinthMaking #Labyrinth #MedicineWheel #MedicineWalk #Placemaking #PublicArt #WadingPool #HillcrestPark #Tkaronto #WalkTO #Treaty13 #mmiwg #EveryChildMatters
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Medicine Walk Labyrinth Making continues...
My Medicine Walk Labyrinth
is #Toronto / Tsí Tkaròn:to 's
Largest Medicine Wheel
Located in Hillcrest Park
Along 10,000 year old
"Gete-Onigaming" ( old portage trail ).
Today may be last good Autumn day to work on remaining still-in-progress Artworks...
| #CityOfLabyrinths #Labyrinths #LabyrinthMaking #Labyrinth #MedicineWheel #MedicineWalk #Placemaking #PublicArt #WadingPool #HillcrestPark #Tkaronto #WalkTO #Treaty13 #mmiwg #EveryChildMatters
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Medicine Walk Labyrinth Making continues...
My Medicine Walk Labyrinth
is #Toronto / Tsí Tkaròn:to 's
Largest Medicine Wheel
Located in Hillcrest Park
Along 10,000 year old
"Gete-Onigaming" ( old portage trail ).
Today may be last good Autumn day to work on remaining still-in-progress Artworks...
| #CityOfLabyrinths #Labyrinths #LabyrinthMaking #Labyrinth #MedicineWheel #MedicineWalk #Placemaking #PublicArt #WadingPool #HillcrestPark #Tkaronto #WalkTO #Treaty13 #mmiwg #EveryChildMatters
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Medicine Walk Labyrinth Making continues...
My Medicine Walk Labyrinth
is #Toronto / Tsí Tkaròn:to 's
Largest Medicine Wheel
Located in Hillcrest Park
Along 10,000 year old
"Gete-Onigaming" ( old portage trail ).
Today may be last good Autumn day to work on remaining still-in-progress Artworks...
| #CityOfLabyrinths #Labyrinths #LabyrinthMaking #Labyrinth #MedicineWheel #MedicineWalk #Placemaking #PublicArt #WadingPool #HillcrestPark #Tkaronto #WalkTO #Treaty13 #mmiwg #EveryChildMatters
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Medicine Walk Labyrinth Making continues...
My Medicine Walk Labyrinth
is #Toronto / Tsí Tkaròn:to 's
Largest Medicine Wheel
Located in Hillcrest Park
Along 10,000 year old
"Gete-Onigaming" ( old portage trail ).
Today may be last good Autumn day to work on remaining still-in-progress Artworks...
| #CityOfLabyrinths #Labyrinths #LabyrinthMaking #Labyrinth #MedicineWheel #MedicineWalk #Placemaking #PublicArt #WadingPool #HillcrestPark #Tkaronto #WalkTO #Treaty13 #mmiwg #EveryChildMatters
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The growing movement of #Indigenous leaders across #NorthernOntario opposing #NuclearWaste dump
'We live off the land every day. It’s the most precious food market we have in the world'
October 3, 2024
Jon Thompson"#FirstNations opposing nuclear waste burial in northwestern Ontario are growing in number and are now mobilizing across the region.
"A fledgling movement of Indigenous leaders hosted a small rally with non-Indigenous allies in #ThunderBay on Wednesday, with a refrain of 'Gaa-Wiin,' the #Anishinaabemowin word meaning 'no' to nuclear waste burial.
"The demonstration followed a letter signed by nine chiefs last week, asking the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to respect their will not to bury Canada’s most #radioactive nuclear waste in a #DeepRepository site between the town of #Ignace and #WabigoonLake #Ojibway First Nation.
"The #NWMO is expected to issue a final decision by year’s end as to whether it will transport used #NuclearFuel, produced since the 1960s, by either train or highway over 1,600 kilometres to a deep geological repository. If the Ignace is chosen over Bruce County, where nuclear energy and its waste is produced, transportation would begin in the 2040s and will take 40 years to complete.
"Although the site selection process has been underway for 20 years, the looming final decision has prompted political actions, including a larger #ThunderBay demonstration in April and a march last month along the highway near the proposed site.
"'I don’t know why some people just don’t understand,' Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek (#GrassyNarrows First Nation) #ChiefRudyTurtle told the crowd of around 300 people. 'It’s so simple: no means no. That’s all it is. Why can’t you understand that? We are saying no, we don’t want nuclear waste.'"
"Thirteen First Nations have now signed on to last week’s statement opposing the repository, including #NorthwestAngle #33, whose leadership committed to the cause on Wednesday. Signatories include #FortWilliamFirstNation, #Gakijiwanong #Anishinaabe (#LacLaCroix First Nation), #GullBayFirstNation, #Kitchenuhmaykoosib #Inninuwug (#BigTroutLake First Nation), #MuskratDam First Nation, #Neskantaga First Nation, #NetmizaaggamigNishnaabeg (Pic Mobert First Nation), #Ojibways of #Onigaming, #ShoalLake #40 First Nation, #Wapekeka First Nation, #WauzhushkOnigum Nation."
#NoNukes #NoWar #NuclearWasteDump #InformedConsent #CanadaFirstNations #NuclearTransport #NativeAmericanNews
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The growing movement of #Indigenous leaders across #NorthernOntario opposing #NuclearWaste dump
'We live off the land every day. It’s the most precious food market we have in the world'
October 3, 2024
Jon Thompson"#FirstNations opposing nuclear waste burial in northwestern Ontario are growing in number and are now mobilizing across the region.
"A fledgling movement of Indigenous leaders hosted a small rally with non-Indigenous allies in #ThunderBay on Wednesday, with a refrain of 'Gaa-Wiin,' the #Anishinaabemowin word meaning 'no' to nuclear waste burial.
"The demonstration followed a letter signed by nine chiefs last week, asking the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to respect their will not to bury Canada’s most #radioactive nuclear waste in a #DeepRepository site between the town of #Ignace and #WabigoonLake #Ojibway First Nation.
"The #NWMO is expected to issue a final decision by year’s end as to whether it will transport used #NuclearFuel, produced since the 1960s, by either train or highway over 1,600 kilometres to a deep geological repository. If the Ignace is chosen over Bruce County, where nuclear energy and its waste is produced, transportation would begin in the 2040s and will take 40 years to complete.
"Although the site selection process has been underway for 20 years, the looming final decision has prompted political actions, including a larger #ThunderBay demonstration in April and a march last month along the highway near the proposed site.
"'I don’t know why some people just don’t understand,' Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek (#GrassyNarrows First Nation) #ChiefRudyTurtle told the crowd of around 300 people. 'It’s so simple: no means no. That’s all it is. Why can’t you understand that? We are saying no, we don’t want nuclear waste.'"
"Thirteen First Nations have now signed on to last week’s statement opposing the repository, including #NorthwestAngle #33, whose leadership committed to the cause on Wednesday. Signatories include #FortWilliamFirstNation, #Gakijiwanong #Anishinaabe (#LacLaCroix First Nation), #GullBayFirstNation, #Kitchenuhmaykoosib #Inninuwug (#BigTroutLake First Nation), #MuskratDam First Nation, #Neskantaga First Nation, #NetmizaaggamigNishnaabeg (Pic Mobert First Nation), #Ojibways of #Onigaming, #ShoalLake #40 First Nation, #Wapekeka First Nation, #WauzhushkOnigum Nation."
#NoNukes #NoWar #NuclearWasteDump #InformedConsent #CanadaFirstNations #NuclearTransport #NativeAmericanNews
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The growing movement of #Indigenous leaders across #NorthernOntario opposing #NuclearWaste dump
'We live off the land every day. It’s the most precious food market we have in the world'
October 3, 2024
Jon Thompson"#FirstNations opposing nuclear waste burial in northwestern Ontario are growing in number and are now mobilizing across the region.
"A fledgling movement of Indigenous leaders hosted a small rally with non-Indigenous allies in #ThunderBay on Wednesday, with a refrain of 'Gaa-Wiin,' the #Anishinaabemowin word meaning 'no' to nuclear waste burial.
"The demonstration followed a letter signed by nine chiefs last week, asking the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to respect their will not to bury Canada’s most #radioactive nuclear waste in a #DeepRepository site between the town of #Ignace and #WabigoonLake #Ojibway First Nation.
"The #NWMO is expected to issue a final decision by year’s end as to whether it will transport used #NuclearFuel, produced since the 1960s, by either train or highway over 1,600 kilometres to a deep geological repository. If the Ignace is chosen over Bruce County, where nuclear energy and its waste is produced, transportation would begin in the 2040s and will take 40 years to complete.
"Although the site selection process has been underway for 20 years, the looming final decision has prompted political actions, including a larger #ThunderBay demonstration in April and a march last month along the highway near the proposed site.
"'I don’t know why some people just don’t understand,' Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek (#GrassyNarrows First Nation) #ChiefRudyTurtle told the crowd of around 300 people. 'It’s so simple: no means no. That’s all it is. Why can’t you understand that? We are saying no, we don’t want nuclear waste.'"
"Thirteen First Nations have now signed on to last week’s statement opposing the repository, including #NorthwestAngle #33, whose leadership committed to the cause on Wednesday. Signatories include #FortWilliamFirstNation, #Gakijiwanong #Anishinaabe (#LacLaCroix First Nation), #GullBayFirstNation, #Kitchenuhmaykoosib #Inninuwug (#BigTroutLake First Nation), #MuskratDam First Nation, #Neskantaga First Nation, #NetmizaaggamigNishnaabeg (Pic Mobert First Nation), #Ojibways of #Onigaming, #ShoalLake #40 First Nation, #Wapekeka First Nation, #WauzhushkOnigum Nation."
#NoNukes #NoWar #NuclearWasteDump #InformedConsent #CanadaFirstNations #NuclearTransport #NativeAmericanNews
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The growing movement of #Indigenous leaders across #NorthernOntario opposing #NuclearWaste dump
'We live off the land every day. It’s the most precious food market we have in the world'
October 3, 2024
Jon Thompson"#FirstNations opposing nuclear waste burial in northwestern Ontario are growing in number and are now mobilizing across the region.
"A fledgling movement of Indigenous leaders hosted a small rally with non-Indigenous allies in #ThunderBay on Wednesday, with a refrain of 'Gaa-Wiin,' the #Anishinaabemowin word meaning 'no' to nuclear waste burial.
"The demonstration followed a letter signed by nine chiefs last week, asking the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to respect their will not to bury Canada’s most #radioactive nuclear waste in a #DeepRepository site between the town of #Ignace and #WabigoonLake #Ojibway First Nation.
"The #NWMO is expected to issue a final decision by year’s end as to whether it will transport used #NuclearFuel, produced since the 1960s, by either train or highway over 1,600 kilometres to a deep geological repository. If the Ignace is chosen over Bruce County, where nuclear energy and its waste is produced, transportation would begin in the 2040s and will take 40 years to complete.
"Although the site selection process has been underway for 20 years, the looming final decision has prompted political actions, including a larger #ThunderBay demonstration in April and a march last month along the highway near the proposed site.
"'I don’t know why some people just don’t understand,' Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek (#GrassyNarrows First Nation) #ChiefRudyTurtle told the crowd of around 300 people. 'It’s so simple: no means no. That’s all it is. Why can’t you understand that? We are saying no, we don’t want nuclear waste.'"
"Thirteen First Nations have now signed on to last week’s statement opposing the repository, including #NorthwestAngle #33, whose leadership committed to the cause on Wednesday. Signatories include #FortWilliamFirstNation, #Gakijiwanong #Anishinaabe (#LacLaCroix First Nation), #GullBayFirstNation, #Kitchenuhmaykoosib #Inninuwug (#BigTroutLake First Nation), #MuskratDam First Nation, #Neskantaga First Nation, #NetmizaaggamigNishnaabeg (Pic Mobert First Nation), #Ojibways of #Onigaming, #ShoalLake #40 First Nation, #Wapekeka First Nation, #WauzhushkOnigum Nation."
#NoNukes #NoWar #NuclearWasteDump #InformedConsent #CanadaFirstNations #NuclearTransport #NativeAmericanNews
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The growing movement of #Indigenous leaders across #NorthernOntario opposing #NuclearWaste dump
'We live off the land every day. It’s the most precious food market we have in the world'
October 3, 2024
Jon Thompson"#FirstNations opposing nuclear waste burial in northwestern Ontario are growing in number and are now mobilizing across the region.
"A fledgling movement of Indigenous leaders hosted a small rally with non-Indigenous allies in #ThunderBay on Wednesday, with a refrain of 'Gaa-Wiin,' the #Anishinaabemowin word meaning 'no' to nuclear waste burial.
"The demonstration followed a letter signed by nine chiefs last week, asking the Nuclear Waste Management Organization to respect their will not to bury Canada’s most #radioactive nuclear waste in a #DeepRepository site between the town of #Ignace and #WabigoonLake #Ojibway First Nation.
"The #NWMO is expected to issue a final decision by year’s end as to whether it will transport used #NuclearFuel, produced since the 1960s, by either train or highway over 1,600 kilometres to a deep geological repository. If the Ignace is chosen over Bruce County, where nuclear energy and its waste is produced, transportation would begin in the 2040s and will take 40 years to complete.
"Although the site selection process has been underway for 20 years, the looming final decision has prompted political actions, including a larger #ThunderBay demonstration in April and a march last month along the highway near the proposed site.
"'I don’t know why some people just don’t understand,' Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek (#GrassyNarrows First Nation) #ChiefRudyTurtle told the crowd of around 300 people. 'It’s so simple: no means no. That’s all it is. Why can’t you understand that? We are saying no, we don’t want nuclear waste.'"
"Thirteen First Nations have now signed on to last week’s statement opposing the repository, including #NorthwestAngle #33, whose leadership committed to the cause on Wednesday. Signatories include #FortWilliamFirstNation, #Gakijiwanong #Anishinaabe (#LacLaCroix First Nation), #GullBayFirstNation, #Kitchenuhmaykoosib #Inninuwug (#BigTroutLake First Nation), #MuskratDam First Nation, #Neskantaga First Nation, #NetmizaaggamigNishnaabeg (Pic Mobert First Nation), #Ojibways of #Onigaming, #ShoalLake #40 First Nation, #Wapekeka First Nation, #WauzhushkOnigum Nation."
#NoNukes #NoWar #NuclearWasteDump #InformedConsent #CanadaFirstNations #NuclearTransport #NativeAmericanNews
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#GrassyNarrows #FirstNation taking #Ontario to court over #MiningAct, lack of consultation on land claims
'These practices have to change,' #ChiefRudyTurtle tells news conference at Queen's Park
Sarah Law · CBC News · Posted: Jul 12, 2024
"A First Nation in northwestern Ontario is taking the province to court over its Mining Act, arguing the free-entry system violates its constitutional rights.
"#Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek, known as Grassy Narrows First Nation, has issued a notice of application in the Superior Court of Justice.
"The legal action says the province's Mining Act does not require prospectors to consult with First Nations before staking claims on their traditional lands. It argues this breaches the First Nation's treaty rights under Sec. 35 of the Constitution and goes against the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples [#UNDRIP].
"According to the notice of application obtained by CBC News, there are about 10,000 mining claims in Grassy Narrows's interim area of interest for mining, which covers more than 2,850 square kilometres — more than four times the size of Toronto.
"Grassy Narrows has had a long history of land defence efforts:
- In 2007, the First Nation declared a moratorium on #industrial activity in its territory until the Crown obtained its consent.
- In 2015, Grassy Narrows people voted against industrial #logging in its territory during a community referendum.
- In 2018, Grassy Narrows enacted a land declaration, which bans mining, staking and exploration activities without consent.
- In 2022, the First Nation marked 20 years of its blockade to prevent #ClearCut logging and mining from happening in its traditional territories."Grassy Narrows is one of many First Nations in the region speaking out against exploration activities:
- In April, the #Ojibways of #Onigaming issued a statement objecting to a proposed permit for the exploration of an aggregate pit located off Highway 71.
- In March, Cat Lake First Nation filed a court injunction to pause a #GoldMining company's construction of a temporary winter road leading to an exploration camp for a proposed #OpenPit mine.
- Last August, Kiashke Zaaging #Anishinaabek (#KZA), also known as #GullBay First Nation, issued a public notice to warn mining prospectors away from its traditional territory."#InformedConsent #FirstNations #Colonialism #CorporateColonialism #Mining #GreenEnergy #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousSovereignty #LandBack #WaterIsLife #Canada #LandDefenders #sovereignty
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#GrassyNarrows #FirstNation taking #Ontario to court over #MiningAct, lack of consultation on land claims
'These practices have to change,' #ChiefRudyTurtle tells news conference at Queen's Park
Sarah Law · CBC News · Posted: Jul 12, 2024
"A First Nation in northwestern Ontario is taking the province to court over its Mining Act, arguing the free-entry system violates its constitutional rights.
"#Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek, known as Grassy Narrows First Nation, has issued a notice of application in the Superior Court of Justice.
"The legal action says the province's Mining Act does not require prospectors to consult with First Nations before staking claims on their traditional lands. It argues this breaches the First Nation's treaty rights under Sec. 35 of the Constitution and goes against the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples [#UNDRIP].
"According to the notice of application obtained by CBC News, there are about 10,000 mining claims in Grassy Narrows's interim area of interest for mining, which covers more than 2,850 square kilometres — more than four times the size of Toronto.
"Grassy Narrows has had a long history of land defence efforts:
- In 2007, the First Nation declared a moratorium on #industrial activity in its territory until the Crown obtained its consent.
- In 2015, Grassy Narrows people voted against industrial #logging in its territory during a community referendum.
- In 2018, Grassy Narrows enacted a land declaration, which bans mining, staking and exploration activities without consent.
- In 2022, the First Nation marked 20 years of its blockade to prevent #ClearCut logging and mining from happening in its traditional territories."Grassy Narrows is one of many First Nations in the region speaking out against exploration activities:
- In April, the #Ojibways of #Onigaming issued a statement objecting to a proposed permit for the exploration of an aggregate pit located off Highway 71.
- In March, Cat Lake First Nation filed a court injunction to pause a #GoldMining company's construction of a temporary winter road leading to an exploration camp for a proposed #OpenPit mine.
- Last August, Kiashke Zaaging #Anishinaabek (#KZA), also known as #GullBay First Nation, issued a public notice to warn mining prospectors away from its traditional territory."#InformedConsent #FirstNations #Colonialism #CorporateColonialism #Mining #GreenEnergy #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousSovereignty #LandBack #WaterIsLife #Canada #LandDefenders #sovereignty
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#GrassyNarrows #FirstNation taking #Ontario to court over #MiningAct, lack of consultation on land claims
'These practices have to change,' #ChiefRudyTurtle tells news conference at Queen's Park
Sarah Law · CBC News · Posted: Jul 12, 2024
"A First Nation in northwestern Ontario is taking the province to court over its Mining Act, arguing the free-entry system violates its constitutional rights.
"#Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek, known as Grassy Narrows First Nation, has issued a notice of application in the Superior Court of Justice.
"The legal action says the province's Mining Act does not require prospectors to consult with First Nations before staking claims on their traditional lands. It argues this breaches the First Nation's treaty rights under Sec. 35 of the Constitution and goes against the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples [#UNDRIP].
"According to the notice of application obtained by CBC News, there are about 10,000 mining claims in Grassy Narrows's interim area of interest for mining, which covers more than 2,850 square kilometres — more than four times the size of Toronto.
"Grassy Narrows has had a long history of land defence efforts:
- In 2007, the First Nation declared a moratorium on #industrial activity in its territory until the Crown obtained its consent.
- In 2015, Grassy Narrows people voted against industrial #logging in its territory during a community referendum.
- In 2018, Grassy Narrows enacted a land declaration, which bans mining, staking and exploration activities without consent.
- In 2022, the First Nation marked 20 years of its blockade to prevent #ClearCut logging and mining from happening in its traditional territories."Grassy Narrows is one of many First Nations in the region speaking out against exploration activities:
- In April, the #Ojibways of #Onigaming issued a statement objecting to a proposed permit for the exploration of an aggregate pit located off Highway 71.
- In March, Cat Lake First Nation filed a court injunction to pause a #GoldMining company's construction of a temporary winter road leading to an exploration camp for a proposed #OpenPit mine.
- Last August, Kiashke Zaaging #Anishinaabek (#KZA), also known as #GullBay First Nation, issued a public notice to warn mining prospectors away from its traditional territory."#InformedConsent #FirstNations #Colonialism #CorporateColonialism #Mining #GreenEnergy #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousSovereignty #LandBack #WaterIsLife #Canada #LandDefenders #sovereignty
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#GrassyNarrows #FirstNation taking #Ontario to court over #MiningAct, lack of consultation on land claims
'These practices have to change,' #ChiefRudyTurtle tells news conference at Queen's Park
Sarah Law · CBC News · Posted: Jul 12, 2024
"A First Nation in northwestern Ontario is taking the province to court over its Mining Act, arguing the free-entry system violates its constitutional rights.
"#Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek, known as Grassy Narrows First Nation, has issued a notice of application in the Superior Court of Justice.
"The legal action says the province's Mining Act does not require prospectors to consult with First Nations before staking claims on their traditional lands. It argues this breaches the First Nation's treaty rights under Sec. 35 of the Constitution and goes against the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples [#UNDRIP].
"According to the notice of application obtained by CBC News, there are about 10,000 mining claims in Grassy Narrows's interim area of interest for mining, which covers more than 2,850 square kilometres — more than four times the size of Toronto.
"Grassy Narrows has had a long history of land defence efforts:
- In 2007, the First Nation declared a moratorium on #industrial activity in its territory until the Crown obtained its consent.
- In 2015, Grassy Narrows people voted against industrial #logging in its territory during a community referendum.
- In 2018, Grassy Narrows enacted a land declaration, which bans mining, staking and exploration activities without consent.
- In 2022, the First Nation marked 20 years of its blockade to prevent #ClearCut logging and mining from happening in its traditional territories."Grassy Narrows is one of many First Nations in the region speaking out against exploration activities:
- In April, the #Ojibways of #Onigaming issued a statement objecting to a proposed permit for the exploration of an aggregate pit located off Highway 71.
- In March, Cat Lake First Nation filed a court injunction to pause a #GoldMining company's construction of a temporary winter road leading to an exploration camp for a proposed #OpenPit mine.
- Last August, Kiashke Zaaging #Anishinaabek (#KZA), also known as #GullBay First Nation, issued a public notice to warn mining prospectors away from its traditional territory."#InformedConsent #FirstNations #Colonialism #CorporateColonialism #Mining #GreenEnergy #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousSovereignty #LandBack #WaterIsLife #Canada #LandDefenders #sovereignty
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#GrassyNarrows #FirstNation taking #Ontario to court over #MiningAct, lack of consultation on land claims
'These practices have to change,' #ChiefRudyTurtle tells news conference at Queen's Park
Sarah Law · CBC News · Posted: Jul 12, 2024
"A First Nation in northwestern Ontario is taking the province to court over its Mining Act, arguing the free-entry system violates its constitutional rights.
"#Asubpeeschoseewagong #Anishinabek, known as Grassy Narrows First Nation, has issued a notice of application in the Superior Court of Justice.
"The legal action says the province's Mining Act does not require prospectors to consult with First Nations before staking claims on their traditional lands. It argues this breaches the First Nation's treaty rights under Sec. 35 of the Constitution and goes against the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples [#UNDRIP].
"According to the notice of application obtained by CBC News, there are about 10,000 mining claims in Grassy Narrows's interim area of interest for mining, which covers more than 2,850 square kilometres — more than four times the size of Toronto.
"Grassy Narrows has had a long history of land defence efforts:
- In 2007, the First Nation declared a moratorium on #industrial activity in its territory until the Crown obtained its consent.
- In 2015, Grassy Narrows people voted against industrial #logging in its territory during a community referendum.
- In 2018, Grassy Narrows enacted a land declaration, which bans mining, staking and exploration activities without consent.
- In 2022, the First Nation marked 20 years of its blockade to prevent #ClearCut logging and mining from happening in its traditional territories."Grassy Narrows is one of many First Nations in the region speaking out against exploration activities:
- In April, the #Ojibways of #Onigaming issued a statement objecting to a proposed permit for the exploration of an aggregate pit located off Highway 71.
- In March, Cat Lake First Nation filed a court injunction to pause a #GoldMining company's construction of a temporary winter road leading to an exploration camp for a proposed #OpenPit mine.
- Last August, Kiashke Zaaging #Anishinaabek (#KZA), also known as #GullBay First Nation, issued a public notice to warn mining prospectors away from its traditional territory."#InformedConsent #FirstNations #Colonialism #CorporateColonialism #Mining #GreenEnergy #CulturalGenocide #IndigenousSovereignty #LandBack #WaterIsLife #Canada #LandDefenders #sovereignty
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Je suis en train de refaire ma collection de sagas mp3 et je me demande comment vous organisez votre bibliothèque ? Quand on télécharge les fichiers c'est plutôt le bordel et les metadata sont pas toujours au top.
Y'a des logiciels pour gérer ça +/- automatiquement où il faut tout faire à la main comme a l'époque ?
Ce serais pour une lecture via Plex/Jellyfin/Audiobookshelf
#sagamp3 #sagaaudio #fictionaudio #naheulbeuk #refletsdacide #adoprixtoxis
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Just finished installing #Klipper and #MainsailOS on my Ender-3 v2 with a CR Touch and a Sprite Pro extruder.
Next step is calibration 😅
I used the files here https://github.com/LeeOtts/Ender3v2-Klipper-Configs
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Origami has gone far beyond cranes.
Artists who genuinely stopped me: Joel Cooper, Eric Gjerde, Tomoko Fuse, Christine Edison, Juho Könkkölä, Robert J. Lung.
From precise geometry to figures that look carved, not folded. Paper only — no cuts, no glue.
Who else should I know? And is anyone here actually folding?
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Origami has gone far beyond cranes.
Artists who genuinely stopped me: Joel Cooper, Eric Gjerde, Tomoko Fuse, Christine Edison, Juho Könkkölä, Robert J. Lung.
From precise geometry to figures that look carved, not folded. Paper only — no cuts, no glue.
Who else should I know? And is anyone here actually folding?
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Origami has gone far beyond cranes.
Artists who genuinely stopped me: Joel Cooper, Eric Gjerde, Tomoko Fuse, Christine Edison, Juho Könkkölä, Robert J. Lung.
From precise geometry to figures that look carved, not folded. Paper only — no cuts, no glue.
Who else should I know? And is anyone here actually folding?
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Origami has gone far beyond cranes.
Artists who genuinely stopped me: Joel Cooper, Eric Gjerde, Tomoko Fuse, Christine Edison, Juho Könkkölä, Robert J. Lung.
From precise geometry to figures that look carved, not folded. Paper only — no cuts, no glue.
Who else should I know? And is anyone here actually folding?
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Origami has gone far beyond cranes.
Artists who genuinely stopped me: Joel Cooper, Eric Gjerde, Tomoko Fuse, Christine Edison, Juho Könkkölä, Robert J. Lung.
From precise geometry to figures that look carved, not folded. Paper only — no cuts, no glue.
Who else should I know? And is anyone here actually folding?
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@cyanotype
Just checked my books but unfortunately I only have the Hydrangea book, ISBN 9784416617274.Thoki Yenn's Orikata is kind of related but has a character all of its own
https://web.archive.org/web/20040214194555/http://www.thok.dk/orikata.html -
@cyanotype
Just checked my books but unfortunately I only have the Hydrangea book, ISBN 9784416617274.Thoki Yenn's Orikata is kind of related but has a character all of its own
https://web.archive.org/web/20040214194555/http://www.thok.dk/orikata.html -
Here's WXYZ https://foldworks.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/wxyz.pdf transforming into four triangular prisms (and back again)
11/n
#origami #geogebra #geometry #design #MathArt #MastoArt #FediArt #CreativeToots #animation #loop #Procedural
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Do any of the origamists on here have copies of Shuzo Fujimoto's book 'Twist Folds'? (ねじり折り)
ISBN 9784416312001This book was published in Japan by Tomoko Fuse and others, with clearer fold patterns than his self-published works.
I'd really like instructions for 'Candy'
I have what is available (Public Domain): https://archive.org/search?query=creator%3A%22Shuzo+Fujimoto%22
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Do any of the origamists on here have copies of Shuzo Fujimoto's book 'Twist Folds'? (ねじり折り)
ISBN 9784416312001This book was published in Japan by Tomoko Fuse and others, with clearer fold patterns than his self-published works.
I'd really like instructions for 'Candy'
I have what is available (Public Domain): https://archive.org/search?query=creator%3A%22Shuzo+Fujimoto%22
