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Six Canadian Rangers from across northern Ontario were a big hit for thousands of visitors to the Canadian Forces exhibit at the annual Winterlude festival in the nation’s capital.

Training session works to raise self-esteem

Best practices in teaching First Nation students was the primary focus of the Matawa First Nations 3rd Bi-Annual Education Conference.

Citing “obscene levels of suicide, addiction, marital breakdowns and violence,” in isolated First Nations Joseph Quesnel has written a policy paper suggesting non-viable First Nations be moved closer to urban centres.

Newly installed high speed Internet services are a big hit on the James Bay coast.

Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug’s Stanley Bluecoat recent encounter with a wolf was told to Josie McKay, who retold the story on the Wawatay Radio Network. Here are some highlights of the story. The story is translated from Oji-cree.

When the last fish was reeled in, Cindy Tait came out on top.

Lacking infrastructure in NAN communities is contributing to a major housing crisis in Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) territory says NAN Deputy Grand Chief Les Louttit.