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thepointer.com > article > 2026-09-06 > brock-university-cancels-scholarship-honouring-namesake-falls-short-on-honouring-his-indigenous-allies

Brock University cancels scholarship honouring namesake, falls short on honouring his Indigenous allies

1+ week, 21+ hour ago   (773+ words) The Pointer Brock University cancels scholarship honouring namesake, falls short on honouring his Indigenous allies In December Brock University ended the long-running full scholarship for students from the Guernsey islands, where General Brock was born, to study in St. Catharines....

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thepointer.com > article > 2026-08-22 > attawapiskat-group-taking-feds-to-court-over-ring-of-fire-road-that-will-cause-irreversible-harm-to-environment-and-indigenous-way-of-life

Attawapiskat group taking feds to court over Ring of Fire road that will cause irreversible harm to environment and Indigenous way of life

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (1620+ words) That’s what Michel Koostachin, founder of grassroots group, the Friends of the Attawapiskat River, declared as he launched the first legal challenge against a Ring of Fire access road, days after the federal government approved the project in the “public…...

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thepointer.com > article > 2026-08-18 > after-fleeing-wildfires-neskantaga-forced-to-evacuate-again-after-sewage-floods-only-nursing-station

After fleeing wildfires, Neskantaga forced to evacuate again after sewage floods only nursing station | The Pointer

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (1204+ words) “It makes me feel really angry,” Neskantaga First Nation Chief Gary Quisess told The Pointer after his residents were forced to evacuate for a second time in less than a month due to “failures in essential social infrastructure”—first after…...