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Mark Trahant
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Editor-at-large, Indian Country Today
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By Mark Trahant Verified| Yahoo Verified Mark N. TrahantShoshone-BannockThere is an important story that’s easy to miss: Hudson’s Bay Company, the Canadian department store chain, filed for bankruptcy protection last week in Ontario. The company says it’s facing a severe liquidity crisis and is unable to pay vendors and cannot pay its roughly 9,340 employees. The company is now selling off its remaining stock. “It is hard not to have a sense of melancholy when considering the Application before me,” Ontario Judge Peter Osborne wrote.
By Mark Trahant Verified| Indian Country Today (ICT)@ Mark N. TrahantShoshone-BannockThere is an important story that’s easy to miss: Hudson’s Bay Company, the Canadian department store chain, filed for bankruptcy protection last week in Ontario. The company says it’s facing a severe liquidity crisis and is unable to pay vendors and cannot pay its roughly 9,340 employees. The company is now selling off its remaining stock. “It is hard not to have a sense of melancholy when considering the Application before me,” Ontario Judge Peter Osborne wrote.
By Mark Trahant Verified| Yahoo Verified Mark N. TrahantShoshone-BannockThere is an important story that’s easy to miss: Hudson’s Bay Company, the Canadian department store chain, filed for bankruptcy protection last week in Ontario. The company says it’s facing a severe liquidity crisis and is unable to pay vendors and cannot pay its roughly 9,340 employees. The company is now selling off its remaining stock. “It is hard not to have a sense of melancholy when considering the Application before me,” Ontario Judge Peter Osborne wrote.
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Indian Country Today
Indian Country Today (ICT) is an independent, nonprofit multimedia news organization dedicated to serving Indigenous communities. Founded in 1981 as the Lakota Times by Tim Giago in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, ICT has grown into a prominent source of news that amplifies Native voices and perspectives. It is operated under IndiJ Public Media, a public charity, since March 2021. ICT publishes a range of content, including news articles, features, and multimedia focused on Indigenous issues such as politics, culture, and environmental matters. The organization also distributes content through public television stations and is known for its in-depth reporting on tribal governance and contemporary Native American life. With a commitment to editorial independence, ICT aims to provide accurate and culturally informed coverage for Indigenous communities, policymakers, educators, and the general public.
Canastota, New York, United States
Founded: 1981