Official recordGovernment of Newfoundland and LabradorNews releaseJun 25, 2026

Statement from Premier Wakeham

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The Newfoundland and Labrador Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister Lela Evans expressed regret for the impact of canceling the Innu Pakassiun exhibit and acknowledged distrust but did not address specific claims that the government is erasing Innu history or the 300-year timeline dispute.
The article reports that Innu Cultural Guardian Jodie Ashini will meet with Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham and Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister Lela Evans to seek meaningful government action after the cancellation of the Innu Pakassiun exhibit.

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The Newfoundland and Labrador Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister Lela Evans expressed regret for the impact of canceling the Innu Pakassiun exhibit and acknowledged distrust but did not address specific claims that the government is erasing Innu history or the 300-year timeline dispute. The province stated the exhibit would not proceed,…

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The article reports that Innu Cultural Guardian Jodie Ashini will meet with Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham and Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister Lela Evans to seek meaningful government action after the cancellation of the Innu Pakassiun exhibit. It notes the dispute over Innu history timelines (300 years vs longer), calls…

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