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The FitNation program is in high-demand for communities, designed for polity champions looking to enhance their peoples’ well-being with a […] by pmnationtalk on October 1, 20187 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Dilico Anishinabek Family Care: Step Up 2018 Step Up is an yearly wayfarers held by Dilico Anishinabek FamilySuperintendencyand the Children’s Aid Society of the District of Thunder Bay in support of national Child Abuse Prevention Month. Celebrate local children and youth by nominating a Step Up Hero (see below) Children can succeed so much when a polity steps up to support them. […] by pmnationtalk on October 1, 20187 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText MNBC: Cranbrook Street Angel Sept. 28, 2018 Métis Nation British Columbia’s Ministry of Health is pleased to recognize Ktunaxa Nation Council (KNC) for the work they undertake at their Street Angel program. Street Angel provides outreach to marginalized and homeless First Nations, Métis and non-Aboriginal residents of Cranbrook and the surrounding area. Street Angel provides health and well-being supports […] by pmnationtalk on October 1, 20188 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText CMAJ: Lower death rates for most diseases in Shanghai, China, associated with socioeconomic changes over many years & How to modernize health superintendency in Canada Embargoed until Monday, October 1, 2018 Please credit CMAJ, not the Canadian Medical Association (CMA). CMAJ is an self-sustaining medical journal; views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of its owner, Joule Inc., a CMA company, or CMA. CMAJ headlines: Lower death rates for most diseases in Shanghai, China, associated with socioeconomic changes over many […] by pmnationtalk on October 1, 20187 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Expansion of the emerald ash tapping regulated areas into New Brunswick September 28, 2018 – Ottawa, ON – CanadianSuppliesInspection Agency The CanadianSuppliesInspection Agency (CFIA) has updated its regulated areas for emerald ash tapping (EAB) to include an zone in New Brunswick, in an effort to slow the insect’s spread. This transpiration is due to a detection of EAB in the municipality of […] by pmnationtalk on October 1, 20187 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Ontario Increasing MercuryPowerlessnessBenefits Payments Frozen Since 1985, Will Be Retroactively Indexed to Inflation September 28, 2018 Ministry of Indigenous Affairs Ontario is taking firsthand whoopee to ensure people who receive mercury powerlessness payments are properly compensated by retroactively indexing payments to the rate of inflation.Increasinglythan 200 people in the communities of Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong receive […] by aanationtalk on September 29, 201821 Views ReadIncreasinglyResearchText New Scientist Joins Health Research Institute and Lakehead University Thunder Bay, ON – September 28, 2018 The research polity in Thunder Bay is growing with the inrush of a new scientist. Dr. Jinqiang Hou will be joining the Thunder Bay Regional Health Research Institute on Monday, October 1st, 2018, as a Lakehead University-Thunder Bay Regional Health Research Institute Research Chair. Dr. Hou will moreover […] by aanationtalk on September 29, 201817 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText CIHR: Helping men deal with mental health issues through collaboration September 28, 2018 Dr. John Oliffe, the founder and lead of the Men’s Health Research program at the University of British Columbia, has found that divorce, job loss, and post-traumatic stress disorder have significant impacts on the mental health of men. However, many men are reluctant to unclose these problems and resist traditional mental health superintendency […] by ahnationtalk on September 28, 201828 Views ReadIncreasinglyReportsText CFIA – Responding to Today,Towersfor the Future Progress Report 2018: Looking Back, Looking Forward A message from the President and Executive Vice President In 2017, we launched the “Responding to Today,Towersfor the Future” (RTBF) framework that set out our strategic priorities for the next few years. At that time, we promised to alimony our staff, as well as our partners, engaged and informed of the changes and […] by aanationtalk on September 28, 201832 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText MHCC – Orange Shirt Day: A Time for Recollection and Reconciliation September 28, 2018 Orange Shirt Day, September 30, is an occasion to pause and remember Canada’s residential school survivors and to reflect on our joint responsibility to take steps towards reconciliation. On her first day of residential school, Phyllis Webstad’s prized possession, an orange shirt gifted by her grandmother, was taken away. Today, we wear […] by pmnationtalk on September 28, 201828 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText AMC and Canadian Red Cross to interreact on emergency response training for First Nations in Manitoba Treaty One Territory, MB _ The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) and the Canadian Red Cross (CRC) signed a collaboration try-on today in Winnipeg. As part of the agreement, the AMC and the Red Cross will work together to develop a plan to increase multi-level first aid training that supports emergency response in isolated communities withal with the exploration of […] by pmnationtalk on September 28, 201821 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Indigenous workshop participants wits ‘dirty details’ of painful past – CBC Goal of Mount Allison event is to icon out how to heal Sep 28, 2018 It’s tabbed “Building Bridges through Understanding the Village” — a workshop that takes participants from the time surpassing Indigenous people first met settlers to the healing without experiences such as residential schools and assimilation. Mount Allison University hosted the workshop […] by ahnationtalk on September 28, 201814 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText MBNC Mental Health and Addictions – Upcoming Sessions September 25, 2018 Métis Nation British Columbia is working with the Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions to have Métis led provincial engagement sessions with our Métis Chartered Communities to discuss mental health and addictions and determine priorities for Métis mental health and wellness. The information gathered from these sessions will inform the minutiae of […] by pmnationtalk on September 28, 201820 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Speech from Minister Jane Philpott – United Nations High Level Meeting on Tuberculosis September 26, 2018 – New York, New York As delivered Excellencies, Indigenous representatives, Delegates I’m honoured to speak on this traditional territory of the Lenape people. Tuberculosis is the world’s leading infectious killer. New scientific discoveries, increased political will and financial resources have made the suppuration of tuberculosis closer than ever. By working together and […] by pmnationtalk on September 28, 201821 Views ReadIncreasinglyYouthText NAN: Fundraiser Launched toSquireFamily THUNDER BAY, ON (September 27, 2018): Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler, on behalf of the Executive Council, is asking for polity support to squire the family of Karlena Kamenawatamin, a 13-year-old from Bearskin Lake First Nation, who took her own life last week: “We were devastated with the tragic loss of yet […] by ahnationtalk on September 27, 201821 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Public HealthNewsy– Trichinella zestful for Sanikiluaq The Department of Health is recommending residents of Sanikiluaq that a walrus has tested positive for trichinella. If you ate uncooked walrus recently, and experienced stomach pain, muscle pain, diarrhea, swollen eyelids, sweating and weakness, you might be infected with trichinella, the parasite that causes worm disease. You should go to the health superintendency centre […] by ahnationtalk on September 27, 201819 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Indigenous Moms AreIncreasinglyLikely To Have Postpartum Depression: Canadian Study – HuffPost Canada Intergenerational trauma from residential schools may play a role. Maya Houle believes intergenerational trauma is the reason she’s currently suffering from postpartum depression. “My mother is a ’60s Scoop survivor,” the Edmonton mother of two told HuffPost Canada. Her youngest child is just seven weeks old. Houle moreover suffered from postpartum peepers (PPD) pursuit the […] by ahnationtalk on September 27, 201817 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Community-wide Tuberculosis prevention screening clinic in Whale Cove September 26, 2018 IQALUIT, Nunavut (September 26, 2018) – A community-wide Tuberculosis (TB) prevention screening clinic will take place this October in Whale Cove. “We need to make unvigilant decisions and explore new programs to eliminate TB in Nunavut,” said Minister of Health George Hickes. “Lessons learned from the TB clinic in Qikiqtarjuaq were incredibly valuable. […] by pmnationtalk on September 27, 201820 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Deaf Canadians ‘at risk’ in times of national emergency – CBC Other countries have on-screen interpreters during news broadcasts Sep 27, 2018 When the next ice storm, wildfire or terror wade happens, Canadians who are deaf or nonflexible of hearing will be in greater peril than others considering most public notification systems are not wieldy to them, experts say. The Canadian Hearing Society estimates there are […] by ahnationtalk on September 27, 201820 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Reliq Health Technologies Announces New Funding to Expand Diabetes Pilot in Sioux Lookout, ON, and Meeting with the Office of the Premier of Ontario VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 26, 2018 — Reliq Health Technologies Inc. (TSXV:RHT or OTCQB:RQHTF) (“Reliq” or the “Company”), a technology visitor focused on creating innovative mobile health (mHealth) and telemedicine solutions for Community-Based Healthcare, is pleased to signify that the pilot of its remote patient monitoring solution for diabetes patients with Sioux Lookout Meno Ya […] by pmnationtalk on September 27, 201814 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText U of Manitoba: Leading mental health researcher to receive alumni ribbon September 27, 2018 Dr. Jitender Sareen, a world leader in research on innovative mental health superintendency delivery, will receive the Distinguished AlumniRibbonat The University of Winnipeg’s storing convocation on Friday, October 12. Sareen earned a Bachelor of Science stratum at The University of Winnipeg in 1991. He moreover holds degrees from the University […] by pmnationtalk on September 27, 201833 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Seven Leaf becomes Licensed Producer of Medical Cannabis Canada’s first Indigenous-owned and operated producer AKWESASNE, ON  September 27, 2018 – Seven Leaf of Akwesasne, Ontario has wilt Canada’s first Indigenous owned and operated producer of medical cannabis licensed by Health Canada under theWangleto Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations. Located in the Akwesasne Mohawk Territory on Cornwall Island, Ontario, the visitor is […] by pmnationtalk on September 27, 201817 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Nunavut celebrates World Breastfeeding Week 26 September 2018 Nunavut celebrates World Breastfeeding Week in the first week of October. The World Health Organization and the Government of Nunavut Department of Health recommend that all babies are exclusively breastfed for the first six months. Breast milk: is the weightier supplies for babies’ optimal health and growth; protects versus ear infections, respiratory […] by ahnationtalk on September 26, 201819 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Fox Bite in Hall Beach 25 September 2018  The Department of Health would like to notify residents of Hall Beach that two residents were bitten by a fox. Due to the potential of rabies, we teach all residents to be on the lookout for foxes in your area. If you have been bitten or scratched by a fox or […] by ahnationtalk on September 26, 201816 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Gjoa Haven receives community’s first ambulance – CBC Other Nunavut communities in drastic need for the same resources, says mayor of Igloolik Sep 25, 2018 A polity short on emergency vehicles, Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, received its first ambulance in the hamlet’s history last month. The hamlet made a bid for the ambulance years ago when it was made enlightened of uneaten vehicles in […] by ahnationtalk on September 26, 201816 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText B.C. cancer patient’s specimen exposes gaps in superintendency for homeless people: advocates – CP Source: The Canadian Press Sep 25, 2018  By Dirk Meissner THE CANADIAN PRESS VICTORIA _ The plight of a homeless man who says he was told he couldn’t get cancer treatment while living in temporary housing in Victoria highlights the difficulties of finding a suitable home to recover for those who have been on the streets, health […] by ahnationtalk on September 26, 201815 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Joint Sobering Centre and Day Centre Opens in Yellowknife YELLOWKNIFE (September 25, 2018) – The Minister of Health and Social Services, Glen Abernethy, and the Minister Responsible for Addressing Homelessness, Alfred Moses, together with the Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority(NTHSSA), the NWTPowerlessnessCouncil and Advanced Medical Solutions, officially opened the doors to a new joint sobering centre and day centre program in […] by pmnationtalk on September 25, 201845 Views ReadIncreasinglyPoliticsText Support for families with critically ill loved ones New program will help families in need September 25, 2018       Richmond Hill, Ontario        Employment and SocialMinutiaeCanada Today, millions of Canadians provide informal superintendency and support for seriously ill family members. That is why in Budget 2017 the Government of Canada spoken a transferral to support family caregivers with Employment Insurance benefits […] by pmnationtalk on September 25, 201816 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText IRC: ISR Participants Needed For Inuit TBSuppurationEngagement Session Sep. 24, 2018 Inuvialuit Regional Corporation is hosting an Inuit Tuberculosis (TB) Elimination Engagement session in Inuvik from October 30 to 31, 2018. Download Event Poster IRC is seeking one youth (between the month of 18 to 25), one adult, and one statesman who have had TB (or latent TB) or have cared for a family member with TB to take […] by pmnationtalk on September 25, 201812 Views ReadIncreasinglyAssembly of First NationsText Jordan’s Principle Summit Jordan’s Principle Summit (Winnipeg, MB) The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) hosted its first overly national Jordan’s Principle Summit September 12-13 in Winnipeg, Manitoba.Increasinglythan 850 First Nations citizens, family members, leaders, service coordinators, health directors and technicians, health and education practitioners, service providers and innovators gathered under the theme of Sharing, Learning, and […] by ahnationtalk on September 24, 201898 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Tuberculosis: Will Canada lead the tuition to end tuberculosis (TB)? TORONTO, Sept. 21, 2018 – On September 26th, the United Nations General Assembly, for the first time ever, will host a ground breaking High-Level Meeting (HLM) on TB. This remarkable opportunity has the potential to generate the political will needed to stamp out TB. Governments will come together to endorse a TB response to end […] by ahnationtalk on September 24, 201829 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText CIHR: Breaking the stigma, finding solutions, caring for people Sep. 21, 2018 A message from Dr. Yves Joanette for World Alzheimer’s Day 2018 I am pleased to mark World Alzheimer’s Day, an sensation day held annually on September 21. This international campaign, led by Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) aims to raise sensation and rencontre the stigma surrounding dementia. This year, ADI published the World Alzheimer […] by pmnationtalk on September 24, 201833 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Northern Ontario First Nations, federal NDP leader, renew calls for national suicide prevention strategy – CBC Treaty organization representing 49 First Nations met with NDP leader Jagmeet Singh in Thunder Bay Sep 24, 2018 Canada needs a national initiative aimed at preventing suicides, say Indigenous leaders representing dozens of First Nations wideness northern Ontario. The renewed undeniability comes in the wake of New Democrat MPP Sol Mamakwa rising in the Ontario […] by ahnationtalk on September 24, 201824 Views ReadIncreasinglyPoliticsText The Government of Canada and the Métis National Council and Governing Members are proud to jointly release the Métis Nation Early Learning and ChildSuperintendencyFramework September 22, 2018       Winnipeg, Manitoba    Employment and SocialMinutiaeCanada The Government of Canada is working with Indigenous partners to strengthen culturally towardly and wieldy early learning and child superintendency to provide Indigenous children a solid foundation for future success. Dan Vandal, Member of Parliament for Saint Boniface—Saint Vital and Parliamentary Secretary to […] by pmnationtalk on September 24, 201847 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Governments of Canada and British Columbia sign try-on to modernize health-care services Canada’s universal, publicly funded health system is a source of pride for Canadians. The Government of Canada is working with provinces and territories to strengthen health superintendency and transmute the system to the waffly needs of Canadians. The governments of Canada and British Columbia have signed a bilateral agreement outlining how the Province plans to invest […] by ahnationtalk on September 21, 201876 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText MNBC and Interior Health Authority transferral to the irradiation of health services for Métis Sep. 19, 2018 Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) Ministry of Health is pleased to signify the historical signing of our second concurrent letter of Understanding with the Interior Health Authority (IHA) today. Signing from IHA was, IHA’s Chairman of theWorkbenchof Directors and Provincial Patient Safety and Quality officer of the BC Patient and […] by pmnationtalk on September 21, 201829 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText World Alzheimer’s Day – September 21, 2018 Today is World Alzheimer’s Day, an yearly event where people virtually the world come together to raise sensation well-nigh Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, affects increasingly than 400,000 Canadians weather-beaten 65 and older, two-thirds of whom are women. With Canada’s population living longer than overly before, this number is […] by pmnationtalk on September 21, 201821 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Bearskin Lake Suicide Reaches Queen’s Park – 89.5 The Lake FM September 21, 2018 The suicide of a 13 year old girl on the Bearskin Lake First Nation is touching the hearts of MPP’s at Queen’s Park. Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa asked for a moment of silence in the memory of the young girl. That was without he asked the premier what he was doing to […] by ahnationtalk on September 21, 201826 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Public feedback sought on introducing regulated midwifery to Yukon Sep 20, 2018 The Government of Yukon is inviting the public to share their thoughts on introducing regulated and funded midwifery into the territory’s healthcare system. The government is working towards introducing regulated and funded midwifery by the end of 2019. The goal is to provide Yukoners spare options within a range of services that […] by pmnationtalk on September 21, 201824 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Family of man who died during 34 hour ER wait say racism still an issue – CP Source: The Canadian Press Sep 21, 2018  By Kelly Geraldine Malone THE CANADIAN PRESS WINNIPEG _ Robert Sinclair feels the weight of his family’s history when he has no nomination but to go to an emergency room in Winnipeg. He feels anxious, uncertain and sometimes angry. A few years ago, he had a serious wrecking with a […] by ahnationtalk on September 21, 201830 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Horse Lake First Nation Celebrates Water Treatment System – Water Canada September 20, 2018 Horse Lake First Nation has prestigious the grand opening of a new water treatment system, which came online in May 2018 without nearly three years of construction. Jane Philpott, Minister of Indigenous Services, congratulated Horse Lake First Nation on the opening of their new system. The new water treatment system in the […] by ahnationtalk on September 20, 201826 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Dalhousie U: Research tracks Indigenous health trends and determinants Sep 20, 2018 The health status of Indigenous adults has been deteriorating in Canada for over a decade, and socioeconomic inequalities in health among Indigenous Canadians have increased over time. These were some of the findings in a paper recently published by Dalhousie researchers in the Health Policy journal. “Socioeconomic inequalities in health among Indigenous peoples living […] by pmnationtalk on September 20, 201835 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText First Nation poverty has historical context – Battlefords News-Optimist September 19, 2018 Generational poverty among First Nation people is explained by historical context, trustee Richard Hiebert wrote in a presentation featured at the Sept. 14 Living Sky School Division workbench meeting. “First Nation people were systematically disenfranchised, dispossessed and relegated to the margins of society.” Treaties According to the Canadian Encyclopedia, historically, “Aboriginal economies […] by ahnationtalk on September 20, 201827 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText New Kehewin water treatment system to end drinking water newsy by 2020 – Journal of Commerce September 19, 2018 KEHEWIN CREE NATION, ALTA. — Located approximately 31 kilometres southwest of Bonnyville, Alta., the polity of Kehewin Cree Nation, which has been under a boil-water newsy for over 11 years, is in the process of towers a new water treatment system with a goal to have the newsy lifted by 2020. Designed […] by ahnationtalk on September 19, 201828 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Horse Lake First Nation Celebrates Grand Opening of a New Water Treatment System From: Indigenous Services Canada September 19, 2018 — Horse Lake First Nation, Treaty 8 Territory, AB — Indigenous Services Canada The Government of Canada is single-minded to working in partnership with First Nation communities to build water and wastewater facilities that will ensure improved and reliable wangle to wipe water. Today, the Honourable Jane Philpott, […] by ahnationtalk on September 19, 201825 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Fort William First Nation plans aftercare centre, unscratched house as part of drug strategy – CBCPolityseeking funding for whoopee plan versus drugs Sep 19, 2018 Fort William First Nation (FWFN) officials are hoping to see the ideas in the polity whoopee plan versus drugs start to wilt reality in the coming months. “We see our loved ones succumbing to the addictions, ultimately dying considering of the addictions,” FWFN CEO […] by ahnationtalk on September 19, 201823 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText Statement from the Co-Chairs of the SpecialNewsyCommittee on the Epidemic of Opioid Overdoses Regarding Updated Data on Canada’s OpioidSlipperinessSeptember 18, 2018 – Ottawa, ON – Public Health Agency of Canada We protract to see an unprecedented number of opioid-related overdoses in Canada. The loss of life is tremendous and this national public health slipperiness continues to devastate the health and lives of many Canadians, their families and their communities. Today, on behalf of […] by pmnationtalk on September 19, 201827 Views ReadIncreasinglyIndigenousText IRC: ISR Wellness Tour Begins September 17 September 17, 2018 Influencers Motivating Influencers founder David DeVos and his team consisting of Magician Brian Glow, Artist Danielle Vachon, and TV Personality Les Johnson uncork their lengthy tour of the Inuvialuit Settlement Region when they land in Ulukhaktok on September 17, 2018. From there, they will protract to Tuktoyaktuk, Inuvik, Sachs Harbour, Paulatuk and […] by pmnationtalk on September 17, 201832 Views ReadIncreasinglyPoliticsText MediaNewsy– Métis National Council will join the Government of Canada, Assembly of First Nations, and the Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami in joint utterance on improving early learning and child superintendency for Indigenous Children OTTAWA, Sept. 16, 2018 – Métis National Council (MNC) Vice-President and Minister of Social Development, David Chartrand will join the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Canada’s Minister of Families, Children and Social Development, and leaders from the Assembly of First Nations and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami in the release of a co-developed Indigenous Early Learning and ChildSuperintendency[…] by aanationtalk on September 17, 201852 Views ReadIncreasinglyMainstream Aboriginal Related NewsText Sewer And WaterTry-onWith Rat Portage A Win/Win – 89.5 The Lake FM September 14, 2018 A service try-on between theMunicipalityof Kenora and the Rat Portage First Nation will goody both communities. That’s the feeling of Kenora M.P. Bob Nault. Nault says while the federal government will be helping to foot the bill, expanding the number of homes using Kenora’s sewer and water system should help […] by ahnationtalk on September 14, 201843 Views ReadIncreasinglyPage 1 of 179123Next ›Last » Network HomeWell-nighUs Register Newswire JobWorkbenchTenders Events Purchase Partners © 2005 - 2018 NationTalk. Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions NationTalk Partners & Sponsors LearnIncreasingly