Archive - 1996

March 28 dawned a beautiful day.

The Kenawun Development Corporation signed an agreement with Sanders True - Value April 2 to become the new owners and operators of the Sioux Lookout retail outlet.

With the resignation of Jeremiah McKay as Kasabonika Lake's leader, the Nishnawbe-Aski Nation is without the services of one of its longest serving chiefs.

The sisters of a Keewaywin woman who died in a mid-air collision last May successfully completed a walk-a-thon in her memory between her home community and neighboring Sandy Lake.

An Empowering the Family workshop facilitated by Dr. Lenore Stiffarm and hosted by Equay-Wuk was held at the Sunset Inn in Sioux Lookout, March 29.

Buying bulk has been around for centuries, ever since the barter system has been in place.

n Nishnawbe-Aski Nation, there are many things that are "big." Hockey is one of them, hunting festivals another.

Provincial government changes to the way legal aid is administered in Ontario could make it much more difficult for first-time offenders from First Nations to get a fair trial.

All across Turtle Island First Nations people and non-natives mourned upon hearing of the passing of Ojibway Elder Alex Skead.