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MPP-elect for Kiiwetinoong

Sioux Lookout, Ontario
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  1. Jun 19

    Neskantaga First Nation marks the 10,000th consecutive day of being under a BWA. “This is not something we are proud of by any means but it is real and happening today in our community. Acknowledging 10,000 days in BWA is impactful in so many ways…,” said Chief Wayne Moonias.

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    Jun 13

    Walk with Grassy Narrows youth and community members this July to show that we are with them on their path to achieve mercury justice and freedom! This is a family friendly event. Rain or shine! RSVP:

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  3. Jun 8

    I’d like to say meegwetch to all those who have showed their support over the years, and throughout the campaign. See you soon.

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  4. May 30

    Floods in Sioux Lookout

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  5. May 28

    I was honoured to receive the endorsement of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation yesterday in Sioux Lookout.

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  6. May 27

    I was honoured to receive the endorsement of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation today. Meegwetch to and her team for traveling to Kiiwetinoong for this announcement. It was an honour to stand with you and support public education in Ontario.

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    May 27

    FINAL STOP in Sioux Lookout to announce our endorsement of Candidates JoAnne Formanek Gustafson & 👏🏽   2 GREAT candidates we want to help get elected next week!   Let’s all VOTE/VOLUNTEER/DONATE!

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    May 26

    "Ontario wants access to our traditional territories, the treaty territories... we are partners, and they haven’t acknowledged, haven’t respected, haven’t honoured the treaties.” — tells

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  9. May 25

    This an overhead view of the flooding in today. These water levels are unprecedented. The people of the north have always experienced the effects of climate change first. Meegwetch to all helping out their neighbours during this stressful time.

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    May 23

    Today ⁦⁩ and I are in Sioux Lookout campaigning with our good friend ⁦⁩ as he seeks re-election in the beautiful riding of Kiiwetinoong. Good luck, Sol. You got this.

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  11. May 23

    Today marks a year since the confirmation of Le Estcwicwéy̓ (The Missing 215+) at the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. This is the statement I made on May 31, 2021 in the Ontario Legislature.

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  12. May 21

    The ground is still frozen and the water is flowing into the river & lakes at a higher rate than normal causing this unprecedented flooding. Communities across the north are being disrupted by flooding. Why is stable access to essential supplies too much to expect here? /3

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  13. May 21

    I saw groceries arrive at airport, then trucks have to take them to a pontoon boat to get to the store. They now need a larger barge to take a sewer and water truck across to the store. Chief Owen said they had cold winter earlier and had lots of snowfall March and April /2

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  14. May 21

    On May 18th, I visited Pikangikum. Chief Owen told me their water levels rose 12 feet. The Northern Store is now on an island. Community members have to go shopping by boat for their essential supplies. There is no other way to get there /1

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  15. May 18

    A lot of First Nations don’t feel as fortunate. We have 14 long term boil water advisories in riding. Neskantaga, on its 28th yr. We haven’t begun to search for our children in former Indian Residential Schools yet. Human rights are supposed to be for all of us.

    Reading the news today, I'm feeling very fortunate to live in Canada - a diverse and tolerant country that values freedom while respecting human rights. We aren't perfect and building our country is an ongoing project but I wouldn't choose anywhere else. ❤️🇨🇦
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  16. May 14

    While traveling Kiiwetinoong, music keeps me occupied. Give my 2022 campaign playlist a listen:

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  17. May 12

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    May 12

    Miigwetch Kiiwetinoong Candidate for joining us and speaking to Chiefs-in-Assembly this morning!

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  19. May 10

    Booshoo to on his birthday today. We’re travelling with one of your relatives across Kiiwetinoong today to honour and . Learn more about Jordan River Anderson and Jordan’s Principle here:

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  20. May 9

    To kick off the fly-in campaign tomorrow, I am going home to Kingfisher Lake First Nation. I’m looking forward in seeing friends, elders, youth, members and family tomorrow (and my mom).

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