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First Nation leaders threaten to pull support for Ring of Fire
After Cliffs announces it will locate its smelter in Sudbury, First Nations leaders from northwestern Ontario say they will have to reevaluate their support for Ring of Fire mining.
Team Ontario looks north for skills, leadership
Shaniah Linklater sees hockey in her future.
Cat Lake school under construction
Anishinabek Nation calls for direct First Nation consultation on new mining act regulations
Constance Lake school responds to student's arrest and subsequent protest
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Mattagami Beaverfest offers sharing of culture
On the trail of the geese
A spring day in Nibinamik
Fort Albany floods in 1985
Northern Bands hockey tournament
Pelican winter carnival fun
Commentary
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It is time to put the care back in health care
Xavier Kataquapit
First impressions leave much to be desired in Ring of Fire
Shawn Bell - Wawatay News
Elders, seniors and wisdom
Richard Wagamese
Multimedia
Reclaiming Life
Wawatay News, Print Edition
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May 17, 2012
Feature stories
Neskantaga chief opposes Cliffs project
Pic River comic takes Thunder Bay Idol
Politics
Metis discuss rights and recognition
Multi-year restorative justice funding needed
Community
From the Wawatay archives
Culture
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Sports
Team Ontario wins hockey bronze
Shoal Lake member lifts 90 kg for the gold
Health
It is time to put the care back in health care
Walking to prevent diabetes: Mocc Walk 2012 underway
Arts & Entertainment
Youth art group ‘paint bombs’ Mac’s store
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May 17, 2012 Volume 39 Number 12
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Xavier Kataquapit