Brandi Morin
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Edward R. Murrow award winning Cree/Iroquois/French Human Rights Journalist. Mother. Warrior. A Force. BESTSELLING AUTHOR Our Voice of Fire #MMIWG #landback
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2 days ago |
ricochet.media | Brandi Morin
In a direct challenge to Canada’s constitutional framework, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s controversial Bill 54 has ignited fierce opposition from First Nations leaders across the province. Behind the scenes of this escalating political crisis stands Cara Currie-Hall, a seasoned political strategist from Montana First Nation in Maskwacis, who is coordinating an emergency response from Treaty Chiefs that could reshape Alberta’s political landscape.
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4 days ago |
ricochet.media | Brandi Morin
Over the past six months, Indigenous journalist Brandi Morin has travelled repeatedly to Ecuador, reporting on the impact of Canadian mining projects on the Indigenous Peoples who live there. Today, she reports from the rolling hills outside the city of Cuenca, Ecuador, where Dundee Precious Metals, a Canadian company, plans to develop the underground Loma Larga gold mine.
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2 weeks ago |
ricochet.media | Brandi Morin
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s recent introduction of Bill 54, which would lower the threshold for citizen-led referendums in the province, has sparked renewed concerns about Alberta separatism. While the Premier denies being a separatist, First Nations leaders across the province are sending a clear message: any path to separation must recognize that their treaties are with the Crown, not the province.
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2 weeks ago |
ricochet.media | Brandi Morin
As Monday’s federal election approaches, Conservative candidate Aaron Gunn’s campaign is bringing long-simmering tensions to the surface in the North Island-Powell River riding. A little more than one voter in 10 is Indigenous on the sparsely populated northern tip of Vancouver Island, and recent weeks have brought a sense of unease as Gunn’s past comments have come under intense scrutiny.
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3 weeks ago |
ricochet.media | Brandi Morin
This week at the United Nations in New York City, the air is thick with urgency as Indigenous leaders from around the world gather for the 24th Session of the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII). Behind the diplomatic language and formal proceedings lies a stark reality: the so-called “green transition” is rapidly becoming a new frontier of colonial exploitation.
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WOW- Fire words from Mikisew Cree Chief Billy-Joe Tuccaro “You will not do what you want without the approval of the Treaty people. You talk about a reset with Canada? First you must reset with the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island” From earlier today at a press conference https://t.co/XFmNfeUoIt
Alberta Treaty Chiefs speak out on Bill 54, brought forth by Premiere Danielle Smith and her conservative government which would open the pathway for Alberta to separate from Canada. The Chiefs say nope. https://t.co/DZpgPzVCBT
RT @CBSNews: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is "not for sale, it won't be for sale, ever" in Oval Office meeting with Pres…
