Matteo Cimellaro is a journalist with a focus on national issues in Canada. His work has been featured in various publications, including Canada's National Observer, The Welland Tribune, and BarrieToday. Matteo's articles often center around topics such as climate change, Indigenous rights, and social inequities, with a particular emphasis on the experiences and perspectives of marginalized communities.
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By: Matteo Cimellaro
Saulnier and other climate survivors delivered a petition calling for more support for wildland firefighters to legislators on Parliament Hill Wednesday. The group, which included a 20-year veteran of wildfire firefighting and two members of the Okanagan Indian Band, was organized by My Climate Plan, led by Adam Lynes-Ford, the organization's co-founder.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
Bell says Ford is playing a game of distraction to fuel a culture war pitting drivers against cyclists to avoid attention to the provincial government's failures on housing, healthcare and traffic congestion.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
A First Nation in northern British Columbia has launched a judicial review against the Ksi Lisims LNG project, citing threats to the salmon populations that Gitanyow citizens rely upon.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
Nora Murdock used to burn wood to heat her house on the Fisher River Cree Nation reserve in Manitoba, rather than relying on electric heat.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
Indigenous Peoples continue to push for greater inclusion — and now, they may have an ally in the Canadian delegation.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
Friendship centres, which serve the needs of urban Indigenous people, are increasingly important in responding to climate disasters.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
Friendship centres, which serve the needs of urban Indigenous people, are increasingly important in responding to climate disasters.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
“Aamjiwnaang will no longer be known as the community that is a victim of Chemical Valley, but we will be known for our environmental leadership,” said Nahmabin, elected in September of 2024.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
At a celebration in Behchokǫ̀, about 100 km northwest of Yellowknife, Dene and Métis leadership and citizens were joined by territorial and federal leaders as $375 million in support was announced for Indigenous-led conservation efforts across the territory. The funds will expand and develop guardian programs, help establish new protected areas and further land-based culture and language revitalization programs.
By: Matteo Cimellaro
Leaders of Coastal First Nations are on the ground in Azerbaijan to line up Asian buyers for their Indigenous-led gas exports from LNG facilities under development in British Columbia.
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