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photo by Joshua Kataquapit Ice road building on the James Bay coast features many hours of operation of heavy equipment on the frozen mushkeg.

Ontario announces $10.7 million for northern winter road bridges and culverts

NNL Digital News Update - March 8, 2026

For many Anishinabek Nation citizens in Northwestern Ontario, a trip across the Canada–United States border can be as common as a weekend shopping run

Indigenous News – Cross-border travel can be routine—until it isn’t

COO and NAN conclude CHRT hearings on Ontario Final Agreement; decision expected in coming months

Chiefs of Ontario and Nishnawbe Aski Nation Wrap Up CHRT Hearings on Ontario Final Agreement

Thunder Bay Courthouse

Statement from Deborah Anishinabie’s Family as Preliminary Hearing Begins for Accused

Matawa Chiefs urge action as Nibinamik emergency hits Day 6 after winter power outage.

Matawa Chiefs urge Canada, Ontario to act as Nibinamik First Nation emergency continues after winter power outage

Friendship agreement signed between North Caribou First Nation, Fort William First Nation, the City of Thunder Bay and the Thunder Bay Police Service

Friendship Agreement Signed with North Caribou Lake, Fort William and Thunder...

NetNewsLedger - September 29, 2017 0

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talks with First Nations leaders and delegates at the File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council in Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada on April 26, 2016. REUTERS/David Stobbe

Statement on Indigenous Affairs Ministry by Prime Minister Trudeau

NetNewsLedger - August 28, 2017 0

The Thunder Bay Court House was seen by some as a solution for downtown Fort William

Indigenous Peoples’ Court Opening March 6 2017

NetNewsLedger - February 26, 2017 0

Indigenous News Splash Two Tee Pees

Lateral Violence Is Keeping People Down

James Murray - June 12, 2016 0

"No apology can change the past, nor can the act of apology alone change the future. We must change the future — together — day by day and generation by generation. In making this apology and through this action plan, I hope to demonstrate our government’s commitment to changing the future by building relationships based on trust, respect and Indigenous Peoples’ inherent right to self-government." — Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario

Ontario issues Historic Apology over Residential Schools

NNL Staff - May 30, 2016 0

Bear Clan Patrol Making a Difference in Winnipeg

Amanda Perreault - May 27, 2016 0

A Vietnamese woman of Hmong ethnic tribe carries a grass basket on a terraced rice paddy field during the harvest season in Mu Cang Chai, northwest of Hanoi October 3, 2015. REUTERS/Kham

Women and Land Ownership Rights

Thomson Reuters Foundation - March 16, 2016 0

Solar Power is a component of helping communities reduce their dependence on fossil fuel power

Sachigo Lake Goes Solar with SkyPower Agreement

NNL Staff - March 4, 2016 0

Walkers : Tyson Matawawpit; Darlene Barkman; Adam Beardy, Barb Barkman; Jaron Barkman and Robert Barkman.

Journey of New Beginnings lll Underway

NNL Staff - March 4, 2016 0

Graduates celebrate their day with the traditions of cap and gown along with traditional drumming and prayer.

Matawa Communities Celebrate at KKETS Graduation

James Murray - March 3, 2016 0

NAN Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler

Chronic Failures of Healthcare System Across NAN Territory

NNL Staff - February 24, 2016 0

Ginoogaming First Nation Chief Echum with a young supporter

Chief Echum Re-Elected in Ginoogaming First Nation for Fifth Term

NetNewsLedger - August 21, 2015 0

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