Alessia Passafiume
Indigenous and Gender Issues Reporter at The Canadian Press
parliament hill reporter @cdnpresspoli covering Indigenous affairs | she/her/kwe | reach me at [email protected] | header by @baashkaabigoni
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castanet.net | Jason Antonio |Alessia Passafiume |Kyle Duggan
The Canadian Press - May 13, 2025 / 7:16 am | Story: 550106Honda Canada is postponing a $15-billion electric vehicle investment project in Ontario, including a proposed EV battery plant and retooled vehicle assembly facility. Honda Canada spokesman Ken Chiu said due to the recent slowdown in the EV market, Honda has announced an approximate two-year postponement of the comprehensive value chain investment project in Canada.
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castanet.net | Jason Antonio |Alessia Passafiume |Kyle Duggan
Honda Canada is postponing a $15-billion electric vehicle investment project in Ontario, including a proposed EV battery plant and retooled vehicle assembly facility. Honda Canada spokesman Ken Chiu said due to the recent slowdown in the EV market, Honda has announced an approximate two-year postponement of the comprehensive value chain investment project in Canada.
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castanet.net | Jason Antonio |Alessia Passafiume |Kyle Duggan
Assiniboia man Richard John Dyke has pleaded guilty to 10 charges against minors and could receive a sentence of nearly 20 years in jail once the judge makes his decision. Nearly 50 people packed Moose Jaw Provincial Court on May 12 as Dyke, 48, appeared for his sentencing hearing, where he pleaded guilty to 10 charges of making child pornography, sexual interference and voyeurism.
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noovo.info | Alessia Passafiume
Les parlementaires «joueront avec la vie des enfants des Premières Nations» s'ils ne présentent et n'adoptent pas rapidement une loi garantissant l'accès à l'eau potable pour les Premières Nations, a déclaré lundi la cheffe nationale de l'Assemblée des Premières Nations (APN).
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cheknews.ca | Alessia Passafiume |Laura Brougham
Parliamentarians will be “playing games with First Nations children’s lives” if they fail to quickly introduce and pass legislation to ensure access to clean drinking water, the Assembly of First Nations national chief said Monday. The Liberals under then-prime minister Justin Trudeau introduced legislation that would have guaranteed the right to clean drinking water — but it failed to become law before Parliament was prorogued and an election was called.
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