First annual report on Declaration on UNDRIP released

B.C signs historic agreement with Squamish First Nation

A Joint Parliamentary Assembly is non-negotiable says EU

MKO Brings Pride Festival Celebrations to Thompson Manitoba

Historic Flag Raising on National Indigenous Peoples Day

Helping First Nations bring ancestors, belongings home

Sixties Scoop Survivors payments will start immediately

MKO Disturbed By Police Violence Against Indigenous Peoples

MKO Stands in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter Movement

Our actions and inaction’s, have hurt a lot of people

Our actions and inaction's, have hurt a lot of people. The two most powerful people in the world, "LAWLESS" Trump - The first president in modern day history that has never held a political office. Nor does he believe the constitution, courts, congress, the judicial systems and the senate have the necessary powers to regulate or circumvent any of his presidential executive orders. He is the pro gun, anti-choice, fake god fearing, pro-law enforcement, sympathetic to white supremacist, president that brags about grabbing women by the pu**y and encourages violence at his rallies that are often filled with angry American first racist,

Long Term Care Homes are Failing Seniors – Epic Misconduct

Long Term Care Homes are Failing Seniors - Epic Misconduct. Canadian ARMED Forces report detail mismanagement It is incredible that it takes a simple report from the military medical services to tell governments and Canadians what we have known for years; that senior homes in Canada are offering below standard care which is borderline criminal.  While we all should have the common sense to know what the minimum health standards should be, the people running the long term care system do not. No one seems able or willing to enforce those commons standards. The Canadian ARMED Forces in a report given to

Injured Fire Fighter’s 20yr Fight With WCB Breaks Your Heart

Injured Fire Fighter's 20yr Fight With WCB Breaks Your Heart. Moving Out Of Your Community Is Painful "I remember it was before my guts exploded after being on fentanyl for 7 months was around the time I received the ... letter." Anne Thompson “I got your six," I'd like to say to all volunteer emergency service workers. I am going through a really painfully tough time now.  When I see headlines in print, online, and televised of people loudly and colourfully demonstrating their support especially of volunteer front-line workers all I can ask myself is, "Do they know the downfall they face should

What Is The Definition Of Poverty? How Should It Be Defined In 2020?

What Is The Official Definition Of Poverty In 2020? ​Encouragement Enrichment Empowerment for All! I began studying poverty only after falling through our country’s safety nets and finding myself in this condition.  The circumstances that led me into poverty can be left for another conversation. Let me tell you: I was gobsmacked when I read, in A Backgrounder on Poverty in Canada October 2016, the first sentence on the first page reads, "The Government of Canada does not have an official definition of poverty." Not having a definition seems nonsensical to me because one cannot wage an effective war on an uncertain blurry target.  Organizations’ past behaviour

GRIMM MILESTONE – 1,000,000 Infected With The Coronavirus

GRIMM MILESTONE - 1,000,000 Infected With The Coronavirus Worldwide. The deadliest pandemic in modern times We mark a very grim milestone today, there are now more than one million people around the world infected with the Coronavirus disease, according to Worldometer an international team of developers, researchers, and volunteers with the goal of making world statistics available. Covid-19 - Live Map Update Worldometer's Covid-19 data is trusted and used by Johns Hopkins CSSE, This global pandemic has spread far and wide in only a matter of months. The first reported case was on December 31st, 2019. Chinese Health officials informed the WHO about 41 patients

60th Anniversary Of Status Indians Being Allowed To Vote In Canada

The first votes cast since rights were extended to Status Indians were those of the Rice Lake Band near Peterborough On. From left to right in the photo, Lawrence Salleby, Chief Ralph Loucks, Deputy Returning Officer; Lucy Muskrat, Poll Clerk; Eldon Muskrat, Poll Constable. Photo Credit Nick Nickels. March 31st is the 60th anniversary of the right for Status Indians in Canada to vote in federal elections. The right to vote has not been even for different groups of Canadians. Métis people have always had the right to vote like other Canadians; the Inuit gained the right to vote in 1950; women have