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The well-known red sweaters worn by Canadian Rangers are boosting the spirits of a tiny First Nation in the midst of a Covid-9 crisis in Northern Ontario....
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I haven’t been out and about much this past winter. It’s been almost a year since I last visited a restaurant or fast food place. I would in more normal...
We are still dealing with this Covid19 pandemic after more than a year and it is not looking like there is any light at the end of the tunnel just yet....
My people have always had a great fear of new diseases and illnesses.
Many Elders have stories from First Nations in the north along the James Bay...
On a whim, I built a snowman on my front lawn the other day. I was shovelling the driveway during a warm spell when the temperature rose to zero degrees...
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The well-known red sweaters worn by Canadian Rangers are boosting the...
Ontario Superior Court Justice Helen M. Pierce reserved decision and reasons...
Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler recently stressed the importance of an agreement...
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I haven’t been out and about much this past winter. It’s been almost a year since I last visited a restaurant or fast food place. I would in more normal...
We are still dealing with this Covid19 pandemic after more than a year and it is not looking like there is any light at the end of the tunnel just yet....