Federal, provincial leaders to tour Manitoba First Nation hit by outage, frozen pipes
Federal, provincial and Indigenous leaders are expected to travel to a beleaguered Manitoba First Nation that has been crippled by a frozen water system.
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Federal, provincial and Indigenous leaders are expected to travel to a beleaguered Manitoba First Nation that has been crippled by a frozen water system.
#leaders #Manitoba #FirstNation #outage #Canada #FirstNationshttps://globalnews.ca/news/11602515/manitoba-first-nation-power-outage/Federal, provincial leaders to tour Manitoba First Nation hit by outage, frozen pipes
Federal, provincial and Indigenous leaders are expected to travel to a beleaguered Manitoba First Nation that has been crippled by a frozen water system.
#leaders #Manitoba #FirstNation #outage #Canada #FirstNationshttps://globalnews.ca/news/11602515/manitoba-first-nation-power-outage/
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ABOLISH THE DATE · AUSTRALIA DAY · AUSTRALIAN LONG WEEKEND · CHANGE THE DATE · DAY OF MOURNING · INVASION DAY · JAN 26 · NOT A DATE TO CELEBRATE · NOT THE DATE TO CELEBRATE · SURVIVAL DAY · JAN 05, 2026
Proposal to end Australia Day Debate
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Proposal to end Australia Day Debate
PUSH TO SOLVE DEBATE WITH A LONG WEEKEND
A petition has been launched calling on the federal government to introduce a national Australia Long Weekend celebration to finally resolve the annual January “Australia Day debate”.
Gunditjmara woman, and Clothing The Gaps founder, Laura Thompson, said the new campaign to introduce a long weekend “might just be the answer we are looking for”.
Instead of marking “Australia Day” on January 26, the public holiday could move to the second-last Monday in January each year, creating a consistent long weekend that never falls on January 26.
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