Kaitiakitanga
The World Just Named Its Most Beautiful Word- And It’s a Lesson for All of Us
Kaitiakitanga (Māori) means guardianship. In a world on fire, it might be the most important word we’ve never used.Brandi Morin (Indigenous Insider)
Kaitiakitanga (Māori) means guardianship. In a world on fire, it might be the most important word we’ve never used.Brandi Morin (Indigenous Insider)
Invest your Dani-Dollars in "Harley's Vision" for a Clean Water FutureDavid Thomas (Crowsnest Headwaters)
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The increased tanker traffic would finish them off.
The story from the Tsleil-Waututh perspective.
#Canada #pipeline #orcas #indigenous
The orcas Tsleil-Waututh call family are down to 73. The tribe says Carney and Alberta’s new pipeline is the end of the line.Brandi Morin (Indigenous Insider)
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Tsleil-Waututh Nation's Treaty, Lands and Resources (TLR) department has recently completed several marine restoration projects that took place over four years in protecting Burrard Inlet.Vanessa Grondin (Tsleil-Waututh Nation)
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He walked through how he got there: talking to legal counsel, conducting his own research, then bringing a formal presentation to the chiefs at the table. He said he didn’t take the word lightly.
- Reporting by Brandi Morin #Alberta Separatism #Alberta Politics
Explaining the unprecedented motion against Danielle Smith, and what he says is really at stake.Brandi Morin (Indigenous Insider)
An AI detection company found that amount of AI content that users actually see in their day-to-day browsing is shockingly high.
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“Despite press releases and multiple empty promises from federal Liberals, there is no private sector proponent for Alberta’s new proposed pipeline,” added May. “The federal Crown corporation TMX, already a major waste of public funds after spending $36 billion to build the Trans Mountain expansion, is now a 50 per cent owner of any new pipeline. The Alberta government holds the other 50 per cent, with private sector pipeline company Pembina’s minor involvement used as a fig leaf.
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The Canada-B.C. MOU attempts to mislead the public and media into thinking B.C.’s interests were meaningfully considered. Central to that appearance is public funding for an ecological disaster known as the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion. The expansion has been opposed by leading scientists, the Longshoremen’s Union, many First Nations, and the expert review conducted by the federal government itself.
Hidden inside two budget bills is the biggest rollback of pesticide protections Canada has seen in a generation. There was no major announcement, just a quiet burial in the Spring Economic Update 2026…Ecojustice
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Wildfire recovery on private land is often slow and fragmented. In Portugal, we’re working on common land, managed by local communities, which changes everything. Sara visited our project to find out more.Ecosia (The Ecosia Blog)
Forward Weekly feature for June 21, 2026.forwardweekly.ca
FIFA have given World Cup football rights to a company co-owned by the Burmese military. Now if football fans want to watch the World Cup, they are forced to pay the Burmese military to do so.Burma Campaign UK
When the changes officially take effect on July 1, police will have expanded authority to detain people who have not been accused or convicted of a crime.
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#alberta #homelessness #police
Forward Weekly feature for June 7, 2026.forwardweekly.ca
Blood river
The vivid red colour of the Betsiboka River Estuary in Madagascar comes from iron-rich silt in the river water. After heavy rains, red soil bleeds into the river from neighbouring lands. Upstream, the river is surrounded by mangroves, but nearly a century of logging in Madagascar’s rainforests and coastal mangroves has caused erosion of the riverbanks and clogging of coastal waterways with sediment.
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He took a humanitarian award. The Baka Indigenous Peoples took the violence.Brandi Morin (Indigenous Insider)
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#Ecuador #indigenous #mining
A story all too familiar to a Canadian indigenous journalist
But this is our history happening now in Ecuador. The first road into this place was only built 10 years ago.
Her name is Nazli. She was just born into one of the last sacred places on Earth. They’ve given her people until 2027 to leave.Brandi Morin (Indigenous Insider)
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in reply to 404 Media • • •I can confirm that on LinkedIn. Doesn't matter how many times I flag AI posts as "Not interested in this". It's still flooded with slop.
Why do I keep going in there? Because maybe twice a year I get a job offer, and the fuckers won't notify me by email, despite notifications being set correctly.
AND they keep changing settings without notice. God, I hate LinkedIn so much.
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