Fatima Syed
'A climate reporter, a reporter of MANY things' @thenarwhalca |VP @caj |Tweets=mine |Obsessions: space, sports, Springsteen, stuff |'too young'
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thenarwhal.ca | Fatima Syed
In a striped shirt and baseball cap, Mushkegowuk Council Grand Chief Leo Friday reminded a group of besuited government officials he had travelled almost 700 kilometres from northern Ontario to the provincial legislature in downtown Toronto. Slamming a hand on the table and gesturing at the door of the Queen’s Park committee room, Friday told the officials he knocked before coming in.
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thenarwhal.ca | Fatima Syed
We’re excited to announce that The Narwhal has partnered with filmmaker Daniel J.
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circleofblue.org | Fatima Syed
Posted inGreat Lakes By Fatima Syed, The Narwhal My first glimpse of Lake Superior, in all its lore-and-song-inspiring glory, is a blurry one from the backseat of a taxi driving through Thunder Bay.
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bridgemi.com | Fatima Syed
My first glimpse of Lake Superior, in all its lore-and-song-inspiring glory, is a blurry one from the backseat of a taxi driving through Thunder Bay. Superior, or Gitchigumi, which means Great Lake in Anishinaabemowin, is the largest of those lakes, and the second largest lake in the world, containing 10 percent of the planet’s fresh surface water.
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michiganpublic.org | Fatima Syed
My first glimpse of Lake Superior, in all its lore-and-song-inspiring glory, is a blurry one from the backseat of a taxi driving through Thunder Bay. Superior, or Gitchigumi, which means Great Lake in Anishinaabemowin, is the largest of those lakes, and the second largest lake in the world, containing 10 per cent of the planet’s fresh surface water.
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On Wednesday, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation's leaders set fire to documents about a road to the Ring of Fire — delivered to their nation without invitation — in protest of Ontario's Bill 5 Major #onpoli news from @ottawacarl https://t.co/TnJyx7lNUy
The Madleen is a civilian vessel carrying humanitarian aid (and a UK flag) and a bunch of unarmed people, including Greta Thunberg. The fact that this shop is being treated this way is a new line crossed — at a time when too many lines have been crossed.
Freedom Flotilla Telegram channel has confirmed that Madleen has been boarded. https://t.co/2B6duAZbwZ
"Al attempts to fast-track to the Ring of Fire will fail" "Ontario is trying to legislate us out of the conversation. That won’t work" "If you pass Bill 5, you can say goodbye nature" In a powerful standoff, First Nations demand the Doug Ford gov't revoke Bill 5. #onpoli
First Nations across Ontario promise ‘a long and very unnecessary fight' over attempt to accelerate Ring of Fire development and limit endangered species protections https://t.co/dZbD8aJ3Hu
