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Government of Canada Information on and for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis. Guidelines: bit.ly/3iZkYiu En français : @GCAutochtones
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    GCIndigenous
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    Jul 24
    Recognizing the leadership, dedication, and hard work of Shawanaga First Nation and project partners in reaching this important milestone.
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    GC Newsroom
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    Jul 23
    Shawanaga First Nation is celebrating the completion of their new water treatment plant, a key milestone in strengthening access to safe, clean drinking water. @GCIndigenous ow.ly/4TiJ106Bmr1
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    GCIndigenous
    @GCIndigenous
    Jul 21
    We continue to work with First Nations affected by wildland fires along with Indigenous, provincial and territorial partners to support ongoing emergency response efforts.
    Forest fire warning with flames engulfing trees and a large yellow caution symbol.
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    GCIndigenous
    @GCIndigenous
    Jul 7
    First Nations can now share their feedback on the new Additions to Reserve Policy, which builds on what we have heard through prior engagement sessions.
    Additions to reserve: upcoming updates!
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    GC Newsroom
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    Jul 7
    The #GC is seeking feedback on a redesigned as Additions to Reserve Policy @GCIndigenous @GovCanNorth ow.ly/XlrY106AGuv
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    GCIndigenous
    @GCIndigenous
    Jun 30
    National Indigenous History Month is coming to a close. But this is not where the story ends. Listening, learning, and understanding must continue—not just this month, but every day. 🌿 #NIHM2026
    An image featuring intertwined illustrated symbols representing First Nations, Inuit and Métis: a feather, a narwhal and a fiddle, rendered in a flowing rainbow gradient. Surrounding these central symbols are decorative elements representing other aspects of First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures.
Text: National Indigenous History Month wraps up
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    GCIndigenous
    @GCIndigenous
    Jun 30
    This meeting advanced our shared work to return land to the community. Funding to clean up the St. Rémi surplus site will help restore the land for community use for generations to come.
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    GC Newsroom
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    Jun 29
    Kahnawà:ke and Canada Meet to Advance on Return of Land ow.ly/RIFu106Agpo

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