Letters

There have been critical times facing the Ojibwa and Cree Nations throughout their history and have been capable of adapting to changing circumstances.

Only God knows how hard addictions are to fight. I was asked to share this story of a young man. I met him during my travels along and he wishes to remain anonymous.

At the beginning of the 29th Blueberry Festival someone mentioned that I should attend the Legion Steak BBQ July 29 for supper. The suggestion sounded good to me. I am not a big crowd kind of person so I rarely attend these kinds of events because it’s not my cup of tea.

To the Editor: Prime Minister Stephen Harper made a public apology to the residential school survivors who lived there when it closed.

For the past school year, children on the James Bay coast have been learning new words as part of a literacy initiative sponsored by the Omushkegowuk Council’s Student Success Program.

To the Editor: Sandy Lake students made their fourth straight trip to the Northwestern Ontario Regional Science Fair April 19 and 20 in Thunder Bay.

Letter to Sioux Lookout Mayor Dennis Leney: RE: Increase in parking fees at the Sioux Lookout Airport

To Sioux Lookout mayor and council: Re: Airport Parking Fees

To the Editor: RE: Preparing for broadband opportunities - April 14, Wawatay News

To the Editor: On March 8, at about 6:30 a.m., Danny Sakakeep and I (Peggy Beardy) left our home community of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug First Nation along with Wapekeka First Nation’s Vince Mckay and Nelson Beardy to start on our journey to Webequie First Nation to raise awareness about Jordan Wabasse, who has been missing in Thunder Bay since Feb. 7.

To the Editor: I’ve had many thoughts and ideas lingering in my head for quite some time now and thought I’d share one of them.

To the Editor: I hope this finds everyone from the Canadian Tribes in the very best of health and spirit.

To the Editor: This has been a critical year for Fort Severn Cree First Nation. We are making progress with our goal to co-manage the wildlife and natural resources on our traditional lands.