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Tribal Sovereign Nations continue to push for the pipeline’s decommissioning. Dozens of them — including in northern Michigan — blasted Canada for its continued support of the project in a report to the U.N. last month.
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The Department of Justice announced more than $246 million in grants nation-wide on Sept. 21. At Bay Mills, $2 million will be used to enhance mainstay programs that help victims heal after traumatic events.
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Nearly two weeks ago, vandals tore the center apart, throwing food on the floor, destroying medicines and artifacts, and leaving graffiti on the walls.
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Damage reaches into the thousands of dollars and cultural artifacts were likely destroyed.
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The effort aims to collect the stories of those who survived boarding schools run by the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, as recently as the 1980s.
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Bay Mills Indian Community is challenging a decision by Michigan’s Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) to allow Enbridge to disturb wetlands and bottomlands in the Straits for its Line 5 tunnel project.
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Bay Mills Indian Community recently elected a new President. Whitney Gravelle started her two-year position as Chairperson last week. Tribal leadership is…
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The nationwide shutdown was especially ill-timed for fishers in the Great Lakes. Many deal in lake whitefish, a species that dwells in cold waters. The…
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A Michigan judge granted four tribes the right to participate in Enbridge’s Line 5 permitting process last week. The Canadian energy company is looking to…