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IndigiNews @indiginews.bsky.social · 07/05/2025

Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind indiginews.com/first-person...

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Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund

As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind

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The Resolve @theresolvenews.bsky.social · 20/05/2025

“Who do you call when the murderer is a cop?” At a vigil for Erixon Kabera six months ago, Hamilton’s Black community mourned, marched — and demanded what police still haven’t provided: the truth.

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A vigil in the rain, a system unchanged: remembering Erixon Kabera – The Resolve

As the community remembers Kabera, they confront a system that responds to Black grief with silence.

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The Resolve @theresolvenews.bsky.social · 05/05/2025

Despite a city-declared food insecurity emergency, Toronto’s public school nutrition funding remains uneven. Some schools in affluent areas receive more support than those in high-needs communities, raising questions about equity and transparency in the TDSB’s allocation process.

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Despite increased budget, Toronto school board doesn’t address systemic issues in nutrition program – The Resolve

Students face unequal access during a state of emergency on food insecurity.

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The Resolve @theresolvenews.bsky.social · 25/02/2025

For the local Rwandan community Erixon Kabera was part of, the journey of grief is only starting as they mourn the sudden loss of a father of three.

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Hamilton seems to move on as community grieves shooting death of Erixon Kabera – The Resolve

Kabera’s family returns to Rwanda for burial.

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The Resolve @theresolvenews.bsky.social · 16/11/2024

31 per cent of respondents in a 2021 Toronto-wide homelessness assessment identified as Black, even though Black people make up only 7.5 per cent of the city’s population.

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Toronto plans its first Black-led shelter

Research suggests Black people are disproportionately represented in shelter population and experience more discrimination.

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