Ontario creates two new northern ridings
Ontario will have two new northern seats in next year's provincial election to boost Indigenous representation, though First Nation communities say one of the riding's names takes reconciliation a step backward.
Legislation passed Tuesday to create two new ridings called Kiiwetinoong and Mushkegowuk-James Bay. Kiiwetinoong is a majority Indigenous riding, while Mushkegowuk-James Bay has a population that's about one-third Indigenous and 60 per cent francophone.





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