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A big thanks to everyone who signed the petition saying that all displaced Indigenous communities are/should be welcome in Niagara Falls. The mayor and Ken Todd have bo… See more
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A big thanks to everyone who signed the petition saying that all displaced Indigenous communities are/should be welcome in Niagara Falls. The mayor and Ken Todd have both now apologized for their statements.
The work is far from done for justice for the people of Kash. They need a safe and equitable water supply that will not force them to be evacuated every couple of years. Please hold them in your prayers, especially their elders and young people, and those who have returned to the land.
In the meantime, to our friends from Kash: we love having you in our church and in our community. You have brought us grounding and love and courage. You are welcome through our doors anytime.
(The link below is the apology article from CBC, which is blocked by Facebook).
Indigenous community members and organizations say they feel targeted after comments made by a former Niagara Falls administrator and current Mayor Jim Diodati at a June 23 city council meeting about evacuees overburdening the city.
