NAN Mourns Passing of Cat Lake First Nation Elder Stanley Oombash
THUNDER BAY, ON: Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler, on behalf of the Executive Council, offered condolences following the passing of Cat Lake First Nation Elder Stanley Oombash…
Order of Nunavik logo contest
Press Release Revised deadline for the Order of Nunavik logo contest Due to the delayed delivery of magazines, interested artists have until December 11, 2015 to submit drawings. The Logo…
Nunavik pilot program building stronger racers ahead of AWG – Nunatsiaq News
December 03, 2015 KUUJJUAQ — Whenever this group of about a dozen youth go jogging through their hometown of Salluit, they seem to draw a lot of attention. People look…
Manitoba Metis Federation Celebrating Annual Christmas Open House with Donation to Christmas Cheer Board
December 3, 2015 Winnipeg, MB – In keeping with the generous spirit of the Season, the Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) will be making a donation to the Christmas Cheer Board…
Battle for the Boreal – Financial Post
The workday is over at the Hotel Matagami. Guests in steel-toe boots eat club sandwiches with poutine, drink five-dollar bottles of Labatt 50 and cheer the TV as the Montreal…
Throne speech to address reconciliation with First Nations – Global
December 4, 2015 OTTAWA – When Gov. Gen. David Johnston delivers the speech from the throne on Friday, he is expected to address reconciliation with Canada’s Aboriginal Peoples as one…
Natoaganeg Addiction Awareness Week December 7-10, 2015
Press Release From December 7th to 10th, In cooperation with the Eel Ground Chief and Council, EG Health and Wellness Centre, EG Rising Sun Treatment Centre and the EG Social Services,…
Chippewas of the Thames First Nation not backing down on Line 9 – London Free Press
December 3, 2015 Determined to keep fighting for the environment and the rights of indigenous communities across Canada, a London-area First Nation is refusing to back down after losing its…
First Nation Communities Read: Call for Authors
Preess Release Our friends at Southern Ontario Library Service (SOLS) are inviting all publishers to nominate an author and/or illustrator for this year’s First Nation Communities Read (FNCR) competition. FNCR is…
