Culture

Ruth Robbins shares her story of her childhood as part of the 60s Scoop.

While two Eabametoong women were unsuccessful so far this fall on their moose hunt, a band councillor managed to get four during the first three weeks of October.

The Anishinabek Nation’s Northern Superior Chiefs held a blessing ceremony at the McKenzie 1 archaeological site Nov. 10.

The 2011 Anishnawbe Keeshigun Aboriginal Festival was held at Fort William Historical Park in Thunder Bay Aug. 19-21. Festivities included a powwow, bannock bake-off contest, arts and crafts vendors, artisan demonstrations, live music, canoe rides and traditional food samples.

Camp Loon attracted 145 Junior Canadian Rangers from 18 First Nations from across the Far North of Ontario.

Residential school memories flooded back for Patrick Etherington Sr. at the beginning of his latest walk

Titus Semple and Alanna McKenzie are looking to create greater success for First Nations people.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation’s Corinne Fox is pleased with the new Ontario Native Women’s Association location in Thunder Bay.

In Honorary Indian: A Daily Inspirational Guide to help you find your own Inner Strength and Power with Tradition of the Majestic Warrior Anishnabequek Sandi Boucher challenges us to think, to laugh, to enjoy life, to not mollycoddle our children and not enable them to slough their responsibilities.

NAN hosts residential school gathering

Returning to the site where atrocities were done to him while at residential school has proved to be therapeutic for a Thunder Bay resident.

It was standing room only at this year’s First Nations Day Gospel Concert in Thunder Bay.

Dancers show off their different dancing styles July 3 at the Mount McKay Powwow in Fort William First Nation near Thunder Bay.