The Sixth Annual Every Child Matters Pow Wow brought together traditional people, Elders, youth and community members of every background for a day
Facing a budget deficit projected at more than $1 million, Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service was forced to start making tough decisions last year.
That meant laying off its transport officers –...
New information, published in Treaty No. 9: Making the Agreement to Share the Land in Far Northern Ontario in 1905, could help strengthen the Rupert’s Land case.
Mushkegowuk Council launched...
Nishnawbe-Aski Police Service has revealed the cause of death of the two boys who died in the Jan. 13 house fire in Nibinamik.
The boys – aged two and three – died of smoke-inhalation,...
In order to have accurate information to help with funding and other issues, Anishinabek Nation is encouraging its citizens to participate in the 2011 census.
“We are actively promoting...
A Northern Nishnawbe Education Council student is concerned the Indigenous worldview is non-existent in mainstream university studies.
Wasaskwun Winston Wuttunee is a Kitchenuhmaykoosib...
This past month, I was happy to attend two Pow Wows I hadn't been to in years. I attended the Mattagami First Nation Pow Wow and the Matachewan First Nation...
I was happy to see my home community of Attawapiskat on the James Bay coast announce the opening of the new St Francis Xavier Parish Church on August 25....