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Territorial Colleges welcome Adult Basic Education funding extension in federal budget

Press Release March 29, 2016 WHITEHORSE – The presidents of the three Canadian territorial colleges welcome the $3.9 million funding extension for Northern Adult Basic Education (NABE) that was announced…

Lago Dourado Minerals Ltd. and GPM Metals Inc. Announce Property Sale

Press Release TORONTO, March 29, 2016– Lago Dourado Minerals Ltd. (TSXV:LDM) (“Lago”) and GPM Metals Inc. (TSXV:GPM) (“GPM”) are pleased to announce that they have agreed upon terms of the…

Did You See Denny?

Press Release Did You See Denny Dawson Creek 2016-03-22 08:12 PDT File # 2016-1547 Dawson Creek RCMP Fifteen year old Deny Poole was last seen on March 12, 2016 around…

New report finds higher cancer risk in First Nations in Ontario

Press Release TORONTO, ON (March 30, 2016) – A new report developed jointly by Cancer Care Ontario and the Chiefs of Ontario shows that First Nations, especially those living on-reserve,…

Options for Band Council Elections for Pic Mobert First Nation

Press Release March 29, 2016 Options available for the conducting of future band council elections Why are we doing this? Our current election system is under the Indian Act, which…

Fisher River Cree Nation: Notice to Community for Interested Junior B Hockey Club Board Members

Press Release March 29, 2016 To: Band/Community Members From: Fisher River Hawks Board Members The Fisher River Hawks Junior B Hockey Club is taking names for anyone who is interested…

Getting back in touch with their Métis roots

Press Release March 29, 2016 Métis youth unplug from everyday life to embrace their culture At the Canadian Ecology Centre in Mattawa, there was no Wi-Fi or internet access for…

Aboriginal youth partner with Waterloo as part of food security study

Press Release March 24, 2016 Indigenous youth from the Kluane First Nation will visit the University of Waterloo next week as part of an initiative to test fish mercury levels…

Languages are dying off too fast – Penticton Herald

March 28, 2016 When 89-year-old Alban Michael died last month, something else died with him. The B.C. man was believed to be the last fluent speaker of Nuchatlaht, one of…

Continuing to grow – The PA Daily Herald

March 28, 2016 Senators Cup hoping to build on successful inaugural event with 2016 tourney The Senators Cup is coming back for its second go-around. The second edition of the…

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