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Focus groups hint Conservatives out of sync on Northern Gateway

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Public-opinion research for the federal Finance Department suggests key government policies are out of step with Canadians’ priorities, including the Northern Gateway project.

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Victim of homophobic attack moves from hate to hope

Chevi Rabbit

When Chevi Rabbit was publicly gay-bashed and beaten in Edmonton two years ago, little did he know that “From Hate to Hope” would become a slogan for his life.

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Indigenous Games ready to roll as athletes start arriving in Regina

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Hundreds of athletes, coaches and spectators are converging on Regina for the 2014 North American Indigenous Games which begin on Sunday.

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CBC’s Waubgeshig Rice to receive First Nations Storytelling award

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The CBC’s Waubgeshig Rice is the 2014 recipient of the Debwewin Citation for excellence in First Nation Storytelling.

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Aboriginal culture finds place on Winnipeg’s Fringe Fest stage

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Using physical comedy, Todd Houseman draws on his culture when he launches into an improvised telling of a First Nations creation story. “I feel really proud and I have always been proud of my heritage and my Cree culture and sharing it with everybody I meet.”

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Thunder Bay athletes head to North American Indigenous Games

Hailey Mckay, Nicole Mckay, Sabrina Angeconeb

A pair of cousins will be among the 500 Ontario athletes heading to the North American Indigenous Games in Saskatchewan next week.

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