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Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund
As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind
indiginews.com/first-person...
As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind
indiginews.com/first-person...
Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund
As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind
indiginews.com
May 7, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Why you won’t see IndigiNews among those sharing in the $100M Google news fund
As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind
indiginews.com/first-person...
As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind
indiginews.com/first-person...
“Who do you call when the murderer is a cop?”
At a vigil for Erixon Kabera six months ago, Hamilton’s Black community mourned, marched — and demanded what police still haven’t provided: the truth.
At a vigil for Erixon Kabera six months ago, Hamilton’s Black community mourned, marched — and demanded what police still haven’t provided: the truth.
A vigil in the rain, a system unchanged: remembering Erixon Kabera – The Resolve
As the community remembers Kabera, they confront a system that responds to Black grief with silence.
theresolve.ca
May 20, 2025 at 5:35 PM
“Who do you call when the murderer is a cop?”
At a vigil for Erixon Kabera six months ago, Hamilton’s Black community mourned, marched — and demanded what police still haven’t provided: the truth.
At a vigil for Erixon Kabera six months ago, Hamilton’s Black community mourned, marched — and demanded what police still haven’t provided: the truth.
Despite a city-declared food insecurity emergency, Toronto’s public school nutrition funding remains uneven. Some schools in affluent areas receive more support than those in high-needs communities, raising questions about equity and transparency in the TDSB’s allocation process.
Despite increased budget, Toronto school board doesn’t address systemic issues in nutrition program – The Resolve
Students face unequal access during a state of emergency on food insecurity.
theresolve.ca
May 5, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Despite a city-declared food insecurity emergency, Toronto’s public school nutrition funding remains uneven. Some schools in affluent areas receive more support than those in high-needs communities, raising questions about equity and transparency in the TDSB’s allocation process.
For the local Rwandan community Erixon Kabera was part of, the journey of grief is only starting as they mourn the sudden loss of a father of three.
Hamilton seems to move on as community grieves shooting death of Erixon Kabera – The Resolve
Kabera’s family returns to Rwanda for burial.
theresolve.ca
February 25, 2025 at 6:45 PM
For the local Rwandan community Erixon Kabera was part of, the journey of grief is only starting as they mourn the sudden loss of a father of three.
31 per cent of respondents in a 2021 Toronto-wide homelessness assessment identified as Black, even though Black people make up only 7.5 per cent of the city’s population.
Toronto plans its first Black-led shelter
Research suggests Black people are disproportionately represented in shelter population and experience more discrimination.
theresolve.ca
November 16, 2024 at 4:04 AM
31 per cent of respondents in a 2021 Toronto-wide homelessness assessment identified as Black, even though Black people make up only 7.5 per cent of the city’s population.