by Teiawenniserathe Tomlinson | Sep 10, 2019 | Council News, culture, Editorial, language
Shé:kon sewakwekon Kanehsatàkero:non! For a while now, I have been pondering many questions surrounding our affairs: politics, governance, rights, culture and sovereignty. These are very important topics that should be at the forefront of our discussions. As part of...
by Teiawenniserathe Tomlinson | Sep 4, 2019 | Council News, Editorial, Response
Shé:kon sewakwekon! During the last month, as we waited for the monthly public meeting that was not to be, we witnessed the ongoing saga between two individuals, Serge Otsi Simon and Oka mayor Pascal Quevillon. It became a media spectacle because they were using key...
by Teiawenniserathe Tomlinson | Aug 8, 2019 | Council News, Public Meetings
Shé:kon sewakwekon Kanehsatàkero:non, on August 6 2019, a community public meeting was held by Kanehsatàkero:non in an effort to promote dialogue and encourage involvement of the people in the governance of our affairs as was traditionally our way. A flexible agenda...
by Teiawenniserathe Tomlinson | Jul 12, 2019 | Council News, Editorial, Land Issues, Public Meetings, Response
Shé:kon, sewakwékon! I hope everyone has taken the time to read the summary I prepared regarding the government of Canada’s Specific Land Claims resolution process. If you haven’t, go take a look, it will greatly assist you as you read through this post!...
by Teiawenniserathe Tomlinson | Jul 12, 2019 | Council News, Land Issues, Public Meetings
Summary of specific land claims process The Specific land claim resolution process is on a voluntary basis, initiated by the First Nation communities who wish to participate. The Canadian government describes the process as making right on “wrongs” committed in the...
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