Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre’s Frances Wesley and Anishinabek Employment and Training Services’s John DeGiacomo were recognized with Le
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Autumn Peltier’s eyes were streaming with tears as she presented a sacred water bundle to Justin Trudeau during the Assembly of First Nations national...
While Aboriginal people are usually “barely on the radar” at most print and online media outlets in Ontario, a Journalist’s for Human Rights report says...
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Fifteen Cree Elders who have lived off the land and whose ancestors have lived off the land for thousands of years recently shared their knowledge of the woodland boreal caribou to researchers...
Gravesite disturbances and other questions are being raised about the ongoing Ring of Fire railway survey.
April 29, 2010: Volume 37 #9, Page A16
While Marten Falls Chief Eli Moonias...
Nishnawbe Aski Nation is mourning the loss of a respected elder and community leader.
More than 600 people, including chiefs from neighbouring First Nations and from different parts of the...
The Ontario government announced a new program April 27 to assist First Nation and M�tis communities develop renewable energy projects.
The Aboriginal Energy Partnerships Program, announced...
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Autumn Peltier’s eyes were streaming with tears as she presented a sacred water bundle to Justin Trudeau during the Assembly of First Nations national...
While Aboriginal people are usually “barely on the radar” at most print and online media outlets in Ontario, a Journalist’s for Human Rights report says...