Algonquin, Husband & Father, Chief of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg.
Kitigan Zibi, Québec
Joined January 2012
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Chief Dylan Whiteduck retweeted
“Actions speak louder than words. Reconciliation is a series of actions, and not words. So if this government is serious about reconciliation with the Anishinaabe people, we've given him and a golden opportunity,” said Chief Lance Haymond of PM Trudeau. cbc.ca/news/indigenous/prime…
Press Release Regarding Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Opposes the Chalk River Nuclear Surface Disposal Facility without Consent
Calling all concerned citizens of the Kichi Sibi (Ottawa River) watershed.
Join us at Parliament Hill at 1pm this Wednesday, February 14th. We invite you to stand in solidarity for a peaceful rally against the approval of the Near Surface Disposal Facility on the Ottawa River.
Chief Dylan Whiteduck retweeted
Um, why is anyone even thinking of disposing of nuclear waste close to the surface and near a river system that provides drinking water to millions? And on Indigenous land, without informed consent? Who thought this one up? ???
Petition e-4676 - Petitions ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/P…
For several months, KZ community members, visiting Chiefs across Canada and Canadian citizens, expressed concerns regarding a sign at the Ottawa International Airport.
Please review a Joint Press Release prepared by both Algonquins of Pikwakanagan & Kitigan Zibi.
Shame on you Canadian Nuclear Laboratories for falsely admitting to "working in collaboration" with First Nations...
Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg is not in agreement with a nuclear waste disposal/facility on our Algonquin Unceded Territory/Watershed.
Wow!! Kudos to the KZA powwow committee, the crews, and the community for coming together. The grounds look fantastic.
Please stay hydrated, drink plenty of water, and enjoy the weekend.
Chief Dylan Whiteduck retweeted
When the Sens won the bid for LeBreton Flats in 2016, Kitigan Zibi Anishinābeg was left out of the mix.
Now it’s happening again - but they have a legal option.
“We’re reliving a moment that happened before. But this time, we’re sticking to our guns.” theathletic.com/4456952/2023…
What a great opportunity for our Algonquin Anishinabeg Nation to come together for the Assembly of First Nations/Assemblee des premieres Nations SCA.
"I wouldn't be caught dead at their events or anything [that's] a part of their association,"- Chief Dylan Whiteduck #kitiganzibianishinabeg
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Kitigan Zibi does not acknowledge this organization and the fraudulent services they offer. #kitiganzibianishinabeg #wannabes
On behalf of the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Chief and Council, we send our heartfelt condolences to the Odjick family and prepared an open letter for our beloved community member, Gino Odjick.
A tremendous loss for our community. My condolences to the family, friends, and KZA. RIP Gino Odjick
The family of Gino Odjick has announced his passing at the age of 52.
MORE: tsn.ca/nhl/vancouver-canucks…
Chief Dylan Whiteduck retweeted
The family of Gino Odjick has announced his passing at the age of 52.
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"We are being led astray": Kitigan Zibi chief blasts Canadian government over negotiation process for Aboriginal Title claim.
Listen to the full interview: ottawa.citynews.ca/local-new… via @citynewsottawa
Chief Dylan Whiteduck retweeted
The backstory on my latest Indigenous identity story — What does a fake letter, an Algonquin land claim and the Knights Templar have in common? More than you might think. cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatche…
Mìgwech to everyone for the birthday wishes.
My only wish is that Canada and Ontario refrain themselves of working with the Pretendians (Algonquins of Ontario) or the "AOO", stop their nonsense trying to cede and surrender the Algonquins Title to the lands, territory and rights.
Chief Dylan Whiteduck retweeted
Bridget Tolley has called for both an independent investigation and inquiry into how police handled the death of her mother Gladys in 2001.
The family received an apology, in private, from police and government officials on Friday. | @FraserNeedham
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