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Hi from Treaty Six territory, Saskatchewan, settler, activist, volunteer. Following 2SLGBTQIA+, trans rights, Indigenous rights, decolonizing, MMIWG2S, Land back, anti-racism, Free 🇵🇸, BLM, climate justice, accessibility. She/her

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MondoAB @mondoab.bsky.social · 18h
BC: "Stanford went on to note that Shell and other oil and gas companies paid the province $672 million in royalties in the 2024-25 fiscal year. Fifteen years ago, those same companies paid nearly twice as much in royalties while producing half as much gas.”" thetyee.ca/News/2026/09...
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BC’s Big, and Now Secret, Natural Gas Giveaway | The Tyee
Tax credits let companies pay little for resources. What do the parties say?
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Jimmy Thomson @jameswsthomson.com · 2h
Carney begins his announcement of a new oil pipeline by acknowledging the climate-linked wildfire that came close to levelling the town where he's announcing the new oil pipeline. A flat circle.
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CCPA — Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives @policyalternatives.ca · 28/09/2026
Ontario’s funding of for-profit medical imaging (MRI) and surgical services is increasing wait time and threatening public health care. New report by @alonghurst.bsky.social for @policyalternatives.ca #onpoli #onpoli www.policyalternatives.ca/news-researc...
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Not adding up: Surgical and diagnostic privatization in Ontario | CCPA
The Ontario government favours for-profit delivery of surgeries and medical imaging, but the evidence shows this isn't good health policy
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CCPA — Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives @policyalternatives.ca · 29/09/2026
The fastest way to reduce working poverty is to raise the minimum wage to Ontario’s living wage #canlab #onpoli @policyalternatives.ca www.policyalternatives.ca/news-researc...
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Ontario’s minimum wage is falling further behind the living wage | CCPA
Every year the minimum wage in Ontario has a modest increase. And every year the actual living wage pulls further away. 2026 is no different.
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CCPA — Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives @policyalternatives.ca · 29/09/2026
The hourly wage needed for a Manitoba family to cover their basic living expenses increased in three of the province's largest cities this year, says @policyalternatives.ca. #mbpoli #canlab www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Hourly wage needed for Manitoba families to meet basic needs is on the rise: policy group | CBC News
The hourly wage needed for a Manitoba family to cover their basic living expenses increased in three of the province's largest cities this year, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says.
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CCPA — Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives @policyalternatives.ca · 30/09/2026
"The term for this estimated, decent wage rate is the living wage. In 2025, living wages across Ontario ranged from $21.05 to $27.60, which is much higher than this year’s new [minimum wage] rate of $17.95." @ricardotranjan.bsky.social #canlab @policyalternatives.ca www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
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Essentials are expensive. Donald Trump’s tariffs loom. A small raise for thousands of Torontonians isn’t going to cut it
Hundreds of thousands of people will still not be making a living wage
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Canada's National Observer @nationalobserver.com · 4h
Bill C-39 doubles down on habitat offsets, in which companies can "build" new habitat elsewhere to compensate for what they destroy in building a mine, a port, a pipeline or other project. The practice is highly contested by scientists. “This is our worst fear,” said biologist Misty MacDuffee.
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Offsetting for habitat loss almost never works. Ottawa wants more of it
New policy proposed in Bill C-39 will allow developers to buy credits or pay fees to compensate for the habitats they destroy.
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Rebecca Bollwitt @miss604.com · 30/09/2026
“Today there are more Indigenous children in care than there were at the height of the residential school system. This is a momentous problem, especially in a time where so many in Canadian society seek to reconcile. Reconciliation simply cannot occur when our children & families continue to suffer”
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There Are More Indigenous Children in Care Now than at the Height of Residential Schools | The Walrus
Reconciliation simply cannot occur when children and families continue to suffer
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Denise Balkissoon @balkissoon.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Residential schools were a tool Canada used to steal Indigenous land. These Narwhal stories explore that connection, and efforts to rebuild relationships between Indigenous communities and the places they come from, to strengthen their cultures and their futures. thenarwhal.ca/tag/truth-an...
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 18h
‘We are enough’: Inuit share what reconciliation means in Ottawa www.aptnnews.ca/national-new...
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‘We are enough’: Inuit share what reconciliation means in Ottawa - APTN News
A day of healing and reflection also exposed a divide in Ottawa: between celebrating Inuit culture and the daily reality facing poor and street-involved Inuit.
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 18h
When it comes to educating kids about truth and reconciliation, several educators in Winnipeg are approaching the subject with an air of culture, rather than caution. www.aptnnews.ca?p=295319
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Educators say introducing kids to reconciliation needs cultural focus
When it comes to educating kids about NDTR, educators in Winnipeg are approaching the subject with an air of culture, rather than caution.
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 19h
The N.W.T. had the highest percentage of students in residential schools of any area in Canada. On the banks of the Hay River, a community walk on Sept. 30 was a statement that every child matters.
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Kátł'odeeche Elder says dene culture helps with healing
An Elder from the dene community of Kátł'odeeche First Nation says culture helps him heal from the scars of residential schools.
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Melissa Lem @drmelissalem.bsky.social · 16h
"Imagine a community with no children." - Pacheedaht Elder Bill Jones Words at UBC's Orange Shirt Day event. Important to remember and reflect on every child affected by residential school, and honour the strength and resilience of Indigenous peoples today. Learn more: www.canada.ca/en/canadian-...
Reflections written by attendees on orange paper t-shirts staked in the grass at the Intergenerational March to commemorate Orange Shirt Day at the University of British ColumbiaMelissa with fellow Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment volunteers at the Intergenerational March to commemorate Orange Shirt Day at the University of British ColumbiaMarchers leave their handprints on an Every Child Matters monument at the Intergenerational March to commemorate Orange Shirt Day at the University of British ColumbiaMelissa's son standing beside a banner at the Intergenerational March to commemorate Orange Shirt Day at the University of British Columbia
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Pam Palmater @pampalmater.com · 15h
It was an honour to host Turtle Island Talks and hear from Phyllis Webstad whose story inspired Orange Shirt Day; Niigaan Sinclair who discussed residential school denialism; and Michelle Good who reflected on the path forward. Listen on the Indigiverse on SiriusXM! can.siriusxm.com/player/show/...
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Matt Blair @mjmbca.bsky.social · 15h
Indigenous Watchdog is a great resource for tracking Canada's progress on its truth and reconciliation commitments. Today's an especially great day to visit. www.indigenouswatchdog.org
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Home - Indigenous Watchdog
Welcome to Indigenous Watchdog As of September 1, 2026 41% of the 94 TRC Calls to Action are either NOT STARTED or STALLED? Why? That’s an increase of 4% over the 37% rate since June 30, 2025 Sept. 30...
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Matt Blair @mjmbca.bsky.social · 15h
No. 1 of the #94CallstoAction, "to commit to reducing the number of Aboriginal children in care," is considered "stalled" by Indigenous Watchdog. www.indigenouswatchdog.org/cta/call-to-...
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Call to Action # 1 - Indigenous Watchdog
Commit to reducing the number of Aboriginal children in care
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SaskAttitude @saskattitude3.bsky.social · 14h
A beautiful afternoon walk at @wanuskewin.com, #yxe, with a powerful wind blowing, called yôtin in plains Cree. Thanks to all the IRS survivors who shared their stories, teachings, culture and art. #OrangeShirtDay #Respect, #Reparations, #LandBack #Truth before #Reconciliation. #cdnpoli #skpoli
Photo: a very large painted design of orange shirts, red hearts, floral patterns and "Every Child Matters" is painted on a wide pavement encircling a bronze statue of a buffalo running fast. Two people wearing orange shirts sit talking in the background. Sun shines over grassy fields, a few trees and blue skies in the background. Taken at Wanuskewin Heritage Park north of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on Treaty 6 territory, on Sept. 30th, National Truth and Reconciliation Day.
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Wanuskewin Heritage Park @wanuskewin.com · 16/09/2026
141 cradleboards. 141 schools. A body of work rooted in remembrance, community and love. Sacred Bundle by Adele ᒪᐢᑿᓱᐤᐏᐢᑵᐤ Arseneau opens at Wanuskewin Galleries Sept. 30, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We are pleased to invite you to the opening reception on Sept. 30th, 6:30-8:30PM.
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 19h
Orange shirts flooded Parliament Hill for the 6th annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This year’s gathering comes at a time of challenge, with residential school denialism on the rise and some saying the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action are losing momentum.
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Survivors’ Flag raised on Parliament Hill as Canada marks Orange Shirt Day | APTN News
Orange shirts flooded Parliament Hill in Ottawa for the 6th annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This year’s gathering comes at a time of challenge, with residential school denialism on…
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 19h
One of the largest gatherings for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation took place in Winnipeg, with thousands marching through downtown. The day began at The Forks as families of residential school survivors shared their stories.
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Family share stories as thousands gather for Orange Shirt Day in Winnipeg | APTN News
One of the largest gatherings for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation took place in Winnipeg, with thousands marching through downtown. The day began at The Forks as families of residential…
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fullmetal meg👾 @fullmetalmeg.bsky.social · 19h
Today in Canada is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We know the awful truth of what happened to Indigenous persons at residential schools, and the generational impact this trauma had inflicted upon these communities is still felt today. Reconciliation requires actions, not just reflection
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Erica Ifill @wickdchiq.bsky.social · 21h
Read my latest column on this National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. I name names! “Political institutions and political leaders have effectively played their part in minimizing the horrors of residential schools” www.hilltimes.com/2026/09/30/o...
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Outrage rings hollow when paired with lack of action on residential school denialism - The Hill Times
Political institutions and political leaders have effectively played their part in minimizing the horrors of residential schools.
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paulseesequasis @pseesequasis.bsky.social · 22h
Studio portrait of a father and child taken in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan around late 1920s, early 1930s. Almost certainly Chief Joseph Dreaver (WWI veteran, Military Medal recipient, and Indigenous leader), other photos match his appearance as a young man, of Big River First Nation. The child
Studio portrait of a father and child taken in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan around late 1920s, early 1930s. Almost certainly Chief Joseph Dreaver (WWI veteran, Military Medal recipient, and Indigenous leader), other photos match his appearance as a young man, of Big River First Nation. The child possibly Gladys Dreaver. | Prince Albert Historical Society.
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 18h
The Every Child Matters Powwow in Saskatoon was a colourful celebration of First Nations culture and a safe place to remember residential school survivors and the children who never made it home.
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Residential school survivor calls for understanding at Powwow
Organizers say the Every Child Matters powwow helps people understand what the orange shirt means to residential school survivors.
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Brian @therealbrian.bsky.social · 20h
spent the afternoon at Wanuskewin
A tipi next to a walking path.A view of the South Saskatchewan River.The plaque at the buffalo jump site.
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Kim Siever @kimsiever.bsky.social · 23h
It has been over 11 years since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada released its 93 calls to action. Since then, 14 of them have been completed. That is just 15%. In over a decade. www.indigenouswatchdog.org/2026/09/01/t...
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TRC Calls To Action Status: September 1, 2026 - Indigenous Watchdog
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Rev Barb @revbarb.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
www.ckom.com/2026/09/30/s...
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Saskatoon opens new centre to help connect Indigenous women with services
The city said the new Coming Home Centre offers “a dedicated, culturally appropriate space” where Indigenous women and their families can connect with community support and advocacy services.
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
The Federal Court approved a settlement June 24, 2025, involving 33 Indian hospitals operated by the federal government at various times between 1936 and 1981 | Story by Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs.
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Indian hospital survivors shape future of $385M foundation
Indigenous survivors of the Indian hospital system are helping to shape how the $385 million settlement is used.
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Brenda Peters RN(NP), PhD 🇨🇦 @brenda-peters.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Grateful for @niigaanwewidam.bsky.social persistence in speaking truth. Wish we would listen/learn/change "My point: emergencies are always the justification for taking Indigenous lands. So, I wasn’t surprised to see fed govt’s new BillC-39, the Building🇨🇦Strong Act, suddenly proposed in Parliament"
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Opinion: Opinion: Building Canada Strong Act just another way of sidestepping Indigenous rights
In 1846, Britain faced an emergency influenced by the Irish famine, so leaders repealed the country’s “Corn Laws” and restrictions on imported food and grain, transitioning to a system of free trade.
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Niigaan Sinclair @niigaanwewidam.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
A burial site for dozens of children who died while attending the Brandon Indian Residential School will be acquired by the province, the Free Press has learned. www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews...
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Province to acquire campground near former residential school
A burial site for dozens of children who died while attending the Brandon Indian Residential School will be acquired by the province, the Free Press has learned.
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Niigaan Sinclair @niigaanwewidam.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
I’ll be co-anchoring the CBC coverage of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation alongside Adrienne Arsenault live from Parliament Hill - tune in on CBC News Network or CBC Gem at 11 am EST (10 am CST for you Manitobans)! See you then 🙂
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Sean Carleton @seancarleton.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
In light of recent events: @niigaanwewidam.bsky.social and I joined CBC's Front Burner to explain what's fuelling the rise of residential school denialism, including why this issue is being taken up by the extreme far-right: www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdJI...
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What’s fuelling residential school denialism? | Front Burner
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The Tyee @thetyee.ca · 30/09/2026
Journalist and researcher Connie Walker told The Tyee many people don’t seem to know about the ability to save their records related to experiences at residential schools — nor about their looming destruction. thetyee.ca/News/2026/09...
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‘There’s Still So Much Truth We Have Yet to Uncover’ | The Tyee
Inside the race against the clock to save testimony about residential school crimes.
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Connie Walker @conniewalker.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
It's taken a minute but I'm excited to tell you about a new project and a new podcast (eventually). In many ways, Stolen: Surviving St. Michael’s was just the beginning…. More here: contactingconnie.substack.com/p/who-is-pro...
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Who is protected by the destruction of Indian Residential School records?
“There’s not a single Indigenous person in Canada, who has not been touched by the legacy of Residential Schools.” - Justice Murray Sinclair, Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)
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Connie Walker @conniewalker.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
When we finished our podcast Stolen: Surviving St. Michael's in 2022, I knew that I wasn’t done with the story. Even though we had spent a year investigating my dad's experience at the St. Michael's Indian Residential School and uncovered a staggering level of abuse, the story felt unfinished.
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Who is protected by the destruction of Indian Residential School records?
“There’s not a single Indigenous person in Canada, who has not been touched by the legacy of Residential Schools.” - Justice Murray Sinclair, Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)
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Connie Walker @conniewalker.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
"We will not be intimidated," said Casimir. "This is not going to deter us from gathering, reflecting, or honouring our survivors and the children who returned home," she said. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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B.C. politicians, leaders condemn reported white nationalist gathering on First Nation reserve | CBC News
B.C. politicians and leaders are denouncing an apparent gathering of white nationalists on the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc reserve near Kamloops, B.C. Kúkpi7 Rosanne Casimir says the nation received report...
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APTN News @aptnnews.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and we’re live at 11 a.m. ET leading up to the special 90-minute multilingual commemoration, Remembering the Children. Watch live in English, Plains Cree, Anishinaabemowin, Kanien'kéha and Inuktitut here: www.aptnnews.ca/ourstories/r...
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Remembering the Children | APTN News
For 160 years, Indigenous children were taken and put into institutions across Canada. September 30 is a day to remember the children.
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Senator Kim Pate @kpateonthehill.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we honour all of those impacted by residential schools and continue to advocate for decolonization, decriminalization and decarceration. This day serves as a reminder that the harm caused by residential schools is profound and persists in Canada. (1/4)
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Debbie Iron Bow @ironbow.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
They are no better today. Elders, survivors of residential schools completed another walk. To ask that funding for residential school survivors be continued when this government is ending it. So much for reconciliation. It is up to you, the voter, to demand better. 🪶
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Debbie Iron Bow @ironbow.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Today is not a celebration. It is a day of mourning. It is not a holiday for us. It is a day of reflection and pain. We do not ask for 'Canada' to be in pain with us, the empathies are not for us. We ask to be allowed to grieve without being asked for the bone of our children. We want to be allowed
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Laurence Thompson @thompsonlg.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Memorial to 19 Indigenous children who died in a fire at Beauval residential school in 1927. The last names of the children read like a roll call of names in the communities of northwest Saskatchewan.
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paulseesequasis @pseesequasis.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
On #OrangeShirtDay paying respect to generations of my family and kin who went to St. Michael’s Residential School ~ 1931. Duck Lake, Sask ~ 1) Maggie Bird, 2) Mary Rose Naytowhow (My Kokum), 3) Ada Wolfe, 4) Philomene Peeteetuce, 5) Dorothy Eyahpaise, 6) Mary Anne Seesequasis, 7) Veronique
On #OrangeShirtDay paying respect to generations of my family and kin who went to St. Michael’s Residential School ~ 1931. Duck Lake, Sask ~ 1) Maggie Bird, 2) Mary Rose Naytowhow (My Kokum), 3) Ada Wolfe, 4) Philomene Peeteetuce, 5) Dorothy Eyahpaise, 6) Mary Anne Seesequasis, 7) Veronique Morrisette, 😎 Elizabeth Constant, 9) Irene Dunn, 10) Helen Ledous, 11) Anais Prosper, 12) Henritte Napope, 13) Florence Peeteetuce, 14) Jospehine Ledoux, 15) Florence Bird, 16) Mary Rose Seeseequasis, 17) Alice McDonald, 18) Nancy Gardipy, 19) Victoria Dunn, 20) Cecile Redwing, 21) Madeline Sutherland, 22) Grace Seesequasis, 23) - Badger, 24) --, 25) Mary Josephine Greyeyes, 26) Flora Greyeyes, 27) Helen Peeteetuce, 28) Antoinette Arcand, 29) Clemenie Arcand, 30) Francoise Wichikan, 31) Marie Redwing, 32) Gertrude Greyeyes, 33) Esther Greyeyes, 34) Annie Bear, 35) Stella Mike, 36) Clara Bird, 37) Edna Sauve, 38) Victoria Baldhead, 39) Gladys Meechett, 40) Alice Gamble, 41) Philomene Ichmakew, 42) Marie Therese Reentach, 43) Mary Anne Seeyapussum, 44) Marie Therese Paul, 45) Irene Prosper
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Debbie Iron Bow @ironbow.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
This is Annie Ironbow, my mother. She spent from age of 4 to age 13 in Delmas residential school. There are no descriptions worthy to tell of the trauma she experienced there. Today, I honor her, speak of her. She is why I am here today, because she survived the unsurvivable. 🪶
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SaskAttitude @saskattitude3.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Your language is your identity. What Barbara Nolan carried out of residential school. On Orange Shirt Day, Anishinaabemowin speaker reflects on language, and survival. Every Child Matters. theijf.org/article/your...
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‘Your language is your identity’: What Barbara Nolan carried out of residential school
On Orange Shirt Day, Anishinaabemowin speaker reflects on language, survival
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Carol Kroeger🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 @carolkroeger.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
The province with HUGE solar and wind power potential, is instead focusing its efforts on the most expensive and risky power going.
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Premier Scott Moe goes big on nuclear with plans to explore 2 large nuclear reactors in northwest Sask. | CBC News
Saskatchewan says it wants to have a large nuclear reactor online by 2042. It has also narrowed down the location of further study for its construction of Small Modular Reactors (SMR) to the Rafferty...
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Charles Smith @profsmithsask.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Picking the most expensive power option because you know it will reward your biggest backers and because you hate renewables that much.
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Saskatchewan unveils plan for two nuclear reactors in the northwest
The plan outlines Saskatchewan’s goal to generate at least 2,600 megawatts through nuclear energy by 2050, to ensure the province has the power needed to support its growing population and economy.
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sleepy-62.bsky.social @sleepy-62.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Saskatchewan could be a renewable energy powerhouse. They could build it in a fraction of the time for a fraction of the cost. Solar, Wind and geothermal all have huge potential. And Oh ya they dont have the toxic tailings to manage.
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Cal Deobald @calmudgeon.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Well, my previous post was timely, I guess. I love how all these announcements are totally mute on the cost of implementation *and* the price of the power produced. Why get bogged down on details? www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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Premier Scott Moe goes big on nuclear with plans to explore 2 large nuclear reactors in northwest Sask. | CBC News
Saskatchewan says it wants to have a large nuclear reactor online by 2042. It has also narrowed down the location of further study for its construction of Small Modular Reactors (SMR) to the Rafferty...
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Heather M. Ross 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇺🇦 @mctoonish.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Fewer than 1.3 million people in Sask. It's not about power for homes, but power for data centres & money for donors. We need the money to go to solar and wind power. "2,600 megawatts could power the equivalent of 2.6 million homes."
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RichardJR @electricbluesfan.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
1/7 🇨🇦 ☢️ SASKATCHEWAN GOES BIG ON NUCLEAR ☢️ 🇨🇦 Premier Scott Moe unveils a massive plan for two large reactors in the northwest. The goal is 2,600 megawatts of nuclear generation by 2050. Source: CBC News #EnergySky #CdnPoli #SkPoli #Nuclear #SMRs
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