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National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak Marks 10 Years Since TRC Final Report, Calls for Full Implementation of 94 Calls to Action

NNL Digital News Update - December 15, 2025

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B.C. Appeal Court Elevates DRIPA as Legal Lens for All Provincial Laws

MMIWG

Where Do the MMIWG Calls for Justice Stand? A 2025 Province-by-Province Progress Report Across Canada

Senate of Canada Scandal engulfs Prime Minister

Anishinabek Nation Celebrates Senate Move to End Indian Act Discrimination, Calls for Commons Action

Domtar Dryden

A Mill That Made a Town and Made a River Sick

Alert Bay, British Columbia, school, 1885. The federal government has estimated that over 150,000 students attended Canada’s residential schools. Library and Archives Canada, George Dawson, PA-037934.

Settlement Approved for Survivors of Federal Indian Day Schools

Amanda Perreault - August 19, 2019 0

Federal Minister Bennett is asking educators and Chiefs to come forward with a plan

Minister Bennett Statement on Federal Indian Day Schools Court Settlement

Amanda Perreault - August 19, 2019 0

Federal MP Don Rusnak - Thunder Bay Rainy River

Seine River First Nation to Benefit from $1.5 Million From Fednor

NetNewsLedger - August 19, 2019 0

Nigigoonsiminikaaning-tanker1 donated by Hamilton Fire Department

Canada Creating Indigenous Fire Marshal Office

Amanda Perreault - August 19, 2019 0

Left to right: Opaskwayak Cree Nation’s (OCN) Chief Sinclair, OCN Junior Chief April Harris, Grand Chief Garrison Settee, OCN Councillor William Lathlin, and OCN Vice-Chief Jennifer Flett gather in OCN during the MKO Annual General Assembly. Grand Chief Settee thanks the OCN community for welcoming the MKO Assembly in Treaty Five Territory from August 13 to 15, 2019.

Restoring Inherent Jurisdiction: Advocating for Northern First Nations at MKO’s 38th...

James Murray - August 15, 2019 0

Bob Nault MP

Bob Nault Announces New School in Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug

NetNewsLedger - August 13, 2019 0

Ministers address hundreds of Maori protesters gathered to demonstrate against what protesters say is the disproportionate number of Maori children taken by social service agencies from their families, outside parliament in Wellington, New Zealand, July 30, 2019. REUTERS/Praveen Menon

Young Māori women lead the battle for indigenous rights

Thomson Reuters Foundation - August 13, 2019 0

Indigenous News Splash Two Tee Pees

Saugeen First Nation seeks court ruling in Sauble Beach claim

NetNewsLedger - August 7, 2019 0

Assembly of Manitoba Chief Dumas and Federal Indigenous Services Minister Philpot

Opinion – Closed doors raise questions for Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

Niigaan Sinclair - August 3, 2019 0

Attawapiskat

Day Fifteen – Hunger strike in Attawapiskat Ends

NetNewsLedger - July 30, 2019 0

Brigadier-General Conrad Mialkowski, lzeft, commander of 4th Canadian Division, left, presents a Canadian Armed Forces Unit Commendation to 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group for saving lives in Northern Ontario. The award consists of a pennant, a scroll, and a gold medallion. Master Corporal Harriet Cutfeet, centre, holds the medallion and Lieutenant-Colonel Matthew Richards, right, holds the pennant.

Canadian Rangers receive rare military honour for saving lives

Sgt. Peter Moon - July 29, 2019 0

Attawapiskat: No more promises, no more band-aids, results are needed now

Attawapiskat: No more promises, no more band-aids, results are needed now

Wiindawtegowinini Isadore Day - July 29, 2019 0

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