Brent Wesley - Wawatay News

One of the worst roads in Ontario will soon be fixed thanks to First Nations in the Sioux Lookout region.

Youth from First Nations in the Treaty 3 area in northwestern Ontario took part in a World Marathon Challenge Oct. 4 in Wabauskang First Nation.

Lyle Fox began his journey with high hopes. His plan was to walk to Thunder Bay from Sioux Lookout. His goal was to raise awareness and money to help curb the prescription drug abuse epidemic impacting First Nations in northern Ontario.

Lyle Fox began his journey with high hopes. His plan is to walk to Thunder Bay from Sioux Lookout. His goal is to raise awareness and money to help curb the prescription drug abuse epidemic impacting First Nations in northern Ontario.

Lyle Fox starts the Penasi Walk for Prescription Drug Abuse Aug. 22. Fox is walking to raise awareness about prescription drug abuse

That Klik-lovin’ Cree who entertained crowds and audiences across northern Ontario has returned.

The line in the sand is drawn and enough is enough as chiefs from the Matawa First Nations signed a Unity Declaration July 14 to protect natural resources in their traditional territories.

The line in the sand is drawn and enough is enough as chiefs from the Matawa First Nations signed a Unity Declaration July 14 to protect natural resources in their traditional territories.

The drug treatment program at Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School in Thunder Bay has only operated for one year, but its impacts are already being felt.

The Raising Awareness Together Golf Tournament June 24 in Thunder Bay was held to raise funds for the a student drug treatment program at Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School.

How does one cope with tragic loss? To wake up one morning and hear news that shatters the very fabric of one’s existence.

What is poverty? There is no official definition. And the United Nations Economic and Social Council have criticized Canada for not developing a definable poverty line.