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  1. europesays.com/ch-fr/241783/ Un comité des usagers de l’eau a été créé à Rousset après la crise sanitaire du printemps #2026 #comité #crée #des #été #Health #L’eau #Rousset #Santé #Suisse #usagers

  2. europesays.com/be-fr/196015/ Un comité des usagers de l’eau a été créé à Rousset après la crise sanitaire du printemps #2026 #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #comite #cree #des #été #Health #L’eau #Rousset #Santé #usagers

  3. À Nantes, l’artiste crée d’insolites paysages minéraux

    On peut dire qu’en matière d’inspiration, Albanne Canet Del Litto en pince pour la pierre. Après mon diplôme…
    #Nantes #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #actu #Actualités #artiste #cree #europe #insolites #minéraux #paysdelaloire #paysages #Républiquefrançaise
    europesays.com/fr/1081732/

  4. Rezé. L’ancienne fleuriste crée son entreprise de visuels graphiques

    Après avoir exercé le métier de fleuriste durant douze ans, à Nantes, puis à Ragon et à Rezé,…
    #Nantes #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #actu #Actualités #Ancienne #cree #Entreprise #europe #fleuriste #graphiques #paysdelaloire #Républiquefrançaise #rezé #saint-nazaire #visuels
    europesays.com/fr/1073876/

  5. “Oh, what? Are we hiring white #women to pump #gas around here?”

    Those were the words Amber Glover heard on her second day working at a #gas station in the town of Grenfell, southern Saskatchewan, densely populated by the Plains #Cree First #Nation community, to which she rightfully belongs.

  6. “Oh, what? Are we hiring white #women to pump #gas around here?”

    Those were the words Amber Glover heard on her second day working at a #gas station in the town of Grenfell, southern Saskatchewan, densely populated by the Plains #Cree First #Nation community, to which she rightfully belongs.

  7. “Oh, what? Are we hiring white #women to pump #gas around here?”

    Those were the words Amber Glover heard on her second day working at a #gas station in the town of Grenfell, southern Saskatchewan, densely populated by the Plains #Cree First #Nation community, to which she rightfully belongs.

  8. “Oh, what? Are we hiring white #women to pump #gas around here?”

    Those were the words Amber Glover heard on her second day working at a #gas station in the town of Grenfell, southern Saskatchewan, densely populated by the Plains #Cree First #Nation community, to which she rightfully belongs.

  9. #Alberta’s proposed Wonder Valley #AI Data Centre Park is slated to be the world’s largest.

    While advertised as an economic jackpot powering innovation with natural gas, the project faces a major legal challenge from the Sturgeon Lake #Cree Nation over water rights and a lack of consultation.

    The dispute underscores a critical question: What does #Canada’s AI future demand from our land, water, and energy systems?”

    theconversation.com/canadas-ai

  10. #Alberta’s proposed Wonder Valley #AI Data Centre Park is slated to be the world’s largest.

    While advertised as an economic jackpot powering innovation with natural gas, the project faces a major legal challenge from the Sturgeon Lake #Cree Nation over water rights and a lack of consultation.

    The dispute underscores a critical question: What does #Canada’s AI future demand from our land, water, and energy systems?”

    theconversation.com/canadas-ai

  11. #Alberta’s proposed Wonder Valley #AI Data Centre Park is slated to be the world’s largest.

    While advertised as an economic jackpot powering innovation with natural gas, the project faces a major legal challenge from the Sturgeon Lake #Cree Nation over water rights and a lack of consultation.

    The dispute underscores a critical question: What does #Canada’s AI future demand from our land, water, and energy systems?”

    theconversation.com/canadas-ai

  12. #Alberta’s proposed Wonder Valley #AI Data Centre Park is slated to be the world’s largest.

    While advertised as an economic jackpot powering innovation with natural gas, the project faces a major legal challenge from the Sturgeon Lake #Cree Nation over water rights and a lack of consultation.

    The dispute underscores a critical question: What does #Canada’s AI future demand from our land, water, and energy systems?”

    theconversation.com/canadas-ai

  13. #Alberta’s proposed Wonder Valley #AI Data Centre Park is slated to be the world’s largest.

    While advertised as an economic jackpot powering innovation with natural gas, the project faces a major legal challenge from the Sturgeon Lake #Cree Nation over water rights and a lack of consultation.

    The dispute underscores a critical question: What does #Canada’s AI future demand from our land, water, and energy systems?”

    theconversation.com/canadas-ai

  14. Ce lycée nantais a créé sa classe défense pour faire connaître l’armée et ses missions :

    Nous avons besoin de vos cookies pour vous offrir la meilleure expérience de lecture possible et vous proposer…
    #Nantes #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #actu #Actualités #Armée #classe #connaitre #cree #Défense #Eleves #europe #faire #lycée #missions #nantais #paysdelaloire #postule #Quimper #Républiquefrançaise
    europesays.com/fr/988487/

  15. Ce lycée nantais a créé sa classe défense pour faire connaître l’armée et ses missions :

    Nous avons besoin de vos cookies pour vous offrir la meilleure expérience de lecture possible et vous proposer…
    #Nantes #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #actu #Actualités #Armée #classe #connaitre #cree #Défense #Eleves #europe #faire #lycée #missions #nantais #paysdelaloire #postule #Quimper #Républiquefrançaise
    europesays.com/fr/988370/

  16. “What I'm trying to get at in my poem is that we have our human relatives…but we're in an environmental crisis precisely because we have forgotten that we have non-human relatives.”

    #Indigenous #Métis #children #books #Cree

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

  17. “What I'm trying to get at in my poem is that we have our human relatives…but we're in an environmental crisis precisely because we have forgotten that we have non-human relatives.”

    #Indigenous #Métis #children #books #Cree

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

  18. “What I'm trying to get at in my poem is that we have our human relatives…but we're in an environmental crisis precisely because we have forgotten that we have non-human relatives.”

    #Indigenous #Métis #children #books #Cree

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

  19. “What I'm trying to get at in my poem is that we have our human relatives…but we're in an environmental crisis precisely because we have forgotten that we have non-human relatives.”

    #Indigenous #Métis #children #books #Cree

    windspeaker.com/news/windspeak

  20. Meadowlarks released in 2025 set in Canada

    "Four siblings, torn apart by the Sixties Scoop, reunite for one week."

    Heartbreaking but important to watch.

    imdb.com/title/tt35537918

    (1/6)

    #canadianhistory #firstnation #movie #greatmovie #cree #Wetsuweten

  21. Meadowlarks released in 2025 set in Canada

    "Four siblings, torn apart by the Sixties Scoop, reunite for one week."

    Heartbreaking but important to watch.

    imdb.com/title/tt35537918

    (1/6)

    #canadianhistory #firstnation #movie #greatmovie #cree #Wetsuweten

  22. Meadowlarks released in 2025 set in Canada

    "Four siblings, torn apart by the Sixties Scoop, reunite for one week."

    Heartbreaking but important to watch.

    imdb.com/title/tt35537918

    (1/6)

    #canadianhistory #firstnation #movie #greatmovie #cree #Wetsuweten

  23. Meadowlarks released in 2025 set in Canada

    "Four siblings, torn apart by the Sixties Scoop, reunite for one week."

    Heartbreaking but important to watch.

    imdb.com/title/tt35537918

    (1/6)

    #canadianhistory #firstnation #movie #greatmovie #cree #Wetsuweten

  24. They Are Dying. And #Canada Is Watching.

    #Mikisew #Cree’s own health study confirms what the community has always known: the #OilSands are killing them. If governments and industry don’t act, they say they will shut it all down.

    by Brandi Morin
    Apr 13, 2026

    Excerpt: "The findings confirmed what this community has carried in their grief, in their graveyards, for generations: cancer rates in Fort Chipewyan are at least 25 percent higher than the rest of Alberta. Since 1993, there have been 149 documented cases — and that number, Tuccaro says, is a gross underestimate. People who leave the community for treatment are no longer counted in local statistics. Factor those in, and the real number for Mikisew Cree members alone, he estimates, is closer to 250 to 300."

    indigenousinsider.substack.com

    #CanadaPol #FortChipewyan #MikisewCreeFirstNation #NativeAmericanNews #TarSands #BigOil #FirstNations #EnvironmentalRacism

  25. They Are Dying. And #Canada Is Watching.

    #Mikisew #Cree’s own health study confirms what the community has always known: the #OilSands are killing them. If governments and industry don’t act, they say they will shut it all down.

    by Brandi Morin
    Apr 13, 2026

    Excerpt: "The findings confirmed what this community has carried in their grief, in their graveyards, for generations: cancer rates in Fort Chipewyan are at least 25 percent higher than the rest of Alberta. Since 1993, there have been 149 documented cases — and that number, Tuccaro says, is a gross underestimate. People who leave the community for treatment are no longer counted in local statistics. Factor those in, and the real number for Mikisew Cree members alone, he estimates, is closer to 250 to 300."

    indigenousinsider.substack.com

    #CanadaPol #FortChipewyan #MikisewCreeFirstNation #NativeAmericanNews #TarSands #BigOil #FirstNations #EnvironmentalRacism

  26. They Are Dying. And #Canada Is Watching.

    #Mikisew #Cree’s own health study confirms what the community has always known: the #OilSands are killing them. If governments and industry don’t act, they say they will shut it all down.

    by Brandi Morin
    Apr 13, 2026

    Excerpt: "The findings confirmed what this community has carried in their grief, in their graveyards, for generations: cancer rates in Fort Chipewyan are at least 25 percent higher than the rest of Alberta. Since 1993, there have been 149 documented cases — and that number, Tuccaro says, is a gross underestimate. People who leave the community for treatment are no longer counted in local statistics. Factor those in, and the real number for Mikisew Cree members alone, he estimates, is closer to 250 to 300."

    indigenousinsider.substack.com

    #CanadaPol #FortChipewyan #MikisewCreeFirstNation #NativeAmericanNews #TarSands #BigOil #FirstNations #EnvironmentalRacism

  27. They Are Dying. And #Canada Is Watching.

    #Mikisew #Cree’s own health study confirms what the community has always known: the #OilSands are killing them. If governments and industry don’t act, they say they will shut it all down.

    by Brandi Morin
    Apr 13, 2026

    Excerpt: "The findings confirmed what this community has carried in their grief, in their graveyards, for generations: cancer rates in Fort Chipewyan are at least 25 percent higher than the rest of Alberta. Since 1993, there have been 149 documented cases — and that number, Tuccaro says, is a gross underestimate. People who leave the community for treatment are no longer counted in local statistics. Factor those in, and the real number for Mikisew Cree members alone, he estimates, is closer to 250 to 300."

    indigenousinsider.substack.com

    #CanadaPol #FortChipewyan #MikisewCreeFirstNation #NativeAmericanNews #TarSands #BigOil #FirstNations #EnvironmentalRacism

  28. 🇨🇦 😔
    "Award-winning Cree composer and cellist Cris Derksen, who had strong ties to Manitoba’s arts community, has died following a car crash in northern Alberta. They were 45.

    Derksen, originally from Treaty 8 territory in Alberta, composed the music for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s 2024 production of Cameron Fraser-Moore’s ballet Tel: Wild Man of the Woods. According to reports, the crash occurred while Derksen and their wife, singer Rebecca Benson, were travelling home from Derksen’s father’s funeral. Benson was reportedly left in critical condition in hospital."
    Derkson also founded the Indigenous Classical Gathering at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, served as artistic advisor for the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and chaired the equity committee for Orchestras Canada.

    #Cree #Music #FirstNations #Canada
    #Manitoba #Indigenous

    winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and

  29. 🇨🇦 😔
    "Award-winning Cree composer and cellist Cris Derksen, who had strong ties to Manitoba’s arts community, has died following a car crash in northern Alberta. They were 45.

    Derksen, originally from Treaty 8 territory in Alberta, composed the music for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s 2024 production of Cameron Fraser-Moore’s ballet Tel: Wild Man of the Woods. According to reports, the crash occurred while Derksen and their wife, singer Rebecca Benson, were travelling home from Derksen’s father’s funeral. Benson was reportedly left in critical condition in hospital."
    Derkson also founded the Indigenous Classical Gathering at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, served as artistic advisor for the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and chaired the equity committee for Orchestras Canada.

    #Cree #Music #FirstNations #Canada
    #Manitoba #Indigenous

    winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and

  30. 🇨🇦 😔
    "Award-winning Cree composer and cellist Cris Derksen, who had strong ties to Manitoba’s arts community, has died following a car crash in northern Alberta. They were 45.

    Derksen, originally from Treaty 8 territory in Alberta, composed the music for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s 2024 production of Cameron Fraser-Moore’s ballet Tel: Wild Man of the Woods. According to reports, the crash occurred while Derksen and their wife, singer Rebecca Benson, were travelling home from Derksen’s father’s funeral. Benson was reportedly left in critical condition in hospital."
    Derkson also founded the Indigenous Classical Gathering at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, served as artistic advisor for the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and chaired the equity committee for Orchestras Canada.

    #Cree #Music #FirstNations #Canada
    #Manitoba #Indigenous

    winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and

  31. 🇨🇦 😔
    "Award-winning Cree composer and cellist Cris Derksen, who had strong ties to Manitoba’s arts community, has died following a car crash in northern Alberta. They were 45.

    Derksen, originally from Treaty 8 territory in Alberta, composed the music for the Royal Winnipeg Ballet’s 2024 production of Cameron Fraser-Moore’s ballet Tel: Wild Man of the Woods. According to reports, the crash occurred while Derksen and their wife, singer Rebecca Benson, were travelling home from Derksen’s father’s funeral. Benson was reportedly left in critical condition in hospital."
    Derkson also founded the Indigenous Classical Gathering at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, served as artistic advisor for the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and chaired the equity committee for Orchestras Canada.

    #Cree #Music #FirstNations #Canada
    #Manitoba #Indigenous

    winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and

  32. Some fab free book scores.

    Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
    Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
    elainealec.com/books

    Whose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.

    Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
    fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-i

    My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
    A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
    strongnations.com/store/10103/
    Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
    Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.

    The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

    #books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks

  33. Some fab free book scores.

    Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
    Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
    elainealec.com/books

    Whose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.

    Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
    fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-i

    My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
    A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
    strongnations.com/store/10103/
    Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
    Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.

    The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

    #books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks

  34. Some fab free book scores.

    Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
    Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
    elainealec.com/books

    Whose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.

    Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
    fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-i

    My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
    A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
    strongnations.com/store/10103/
    Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
    Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.

    The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

    #books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks

  35. Some fab free book scores.

    Calling My Spirit Back by Elaine Alec
    Elaine Alec, is a #Syilx & #Secwepemc author, based in Kamloops, BC.
    elainealec.com/books

    Whose Land Is It Anyway? A Manual for Decolonization provides a variety of Indigenous perspectives on the history of colonialism, current Indigenous activism and resistance, and outlines the path forward to reconciliation.

    Originally released as a free e-book, the audio version features renowned Indigenous writers Taiaiake Alfred, Glen Coulthard, Russell Diabo, Beverly Jacobs, Melina Laboucan-Massimo, Kanahus Manuel, Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour, Pamela Palmater, Shiri Pasternak, Nicole Schabus, Senator Murray Sinclair, and Sharon Venne. The late Arthur Manuel’s writings are read by his grandson, Mahekan Anderson. FPSE has been proud to partner with Nuxalk Radio to produce the audio version of this essential work.
    fpse.ca/resources/whose-land-i

    My Indian Summer by Joseph Kakwinokanasum
    A novel about survival, reconciliation and identity set during the summer of 1979.
    strongnations.com/store/10103/
    Joseph Kakwinokanasum is a member of James Smith #Cree Nation. Kakwinokanasum's work has been published in the 2022 anthology Resonance: Essays on the Craft and Life of Writing, the Humber Literary Journal and Emerge.
    Kakwinokanasum was shortlisted for the 2020 CBC Nonfiction Prize.

    The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, by Michael Ondaatje, won the 1970 Governor General's Literary Award. Ondaatje's hauntingly disturbing evocation of the life and death of the 19th-century American outlaw placed him in the forefront of the new generation of Canadian poets emerging in the 1970s. The Collected Works commences with a list of 20 men killed by Billy the Kid and a foreshadowing of his own death. Using a highly visual, visceral poetic style featuring violent surreal images of madness and men killed in gun fights, shifts in time and perspective, and impressionistic fragments of Billy's existence, Ondaatje traces his capture, escape and eventual death at the hands of Pat Garrett, the "ideal assassin." Following the publication of The Collected Works by House of Anansi in 1970, a dozen major productions of a stage adaptation were held across Canada.(from The Canadian Encyclopedia)
    thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/

    #books #bookstodon #ReadMoreBooks #Decolonization #Booklovers #Paperbacks #Literarature #DecolonialReading #DecolonizeYourMind #FreeBooks

  36. “Craig is a tremendous coach and an even better person. This decision is more reflective of an organizational shift and an opportunity for a fresh start than it is an evaluation of Craig.”

    #Indigenous #Cree #sports #hockey #NHL #Toronto

    windspeaker.com/news/sports/ma