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ABPA launches Indigenous relations reporting and natural asset valuation initiative

James Murray - April 24, 2026

Cst Godon - K9 Kona - Spring 2026 (23)

NAPS introduces K9 Kona and handler Tyler Gordon as service expands policing capacity in the North

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Indigenous coalition urges Canada to fund Indigenous-led justice and end mass incarceration

Nation steps up and sits behind the wheel of the Caterpillar Mining Vehicle at 2017 Mining Day in Thunder Bay

ABPA Amplifies Indigenous Authorship: Thunder Bay Rightsholders Lead “Beyond the IBA” Webinar to Advance Mine Ownership in Northern Ontario APRIL 14, 2026

Few Canadian laws generate as much debate—or carry as much historical weight—as the Indian Act. It remains the primary federal statute governing many aspects of the relationship between Canada and First Nations

B.C. moves to pause key DRIPA provisions, drawing fierce First Nations opposition

The provincial inquest into the deaths of seven students gets underway in Thunder Bay

Statement from NAN, Family, as Inquest into the Death of Kevin...

NNL Digital News Update - January 27, 2026 0

Treaty #3 advises citizens to take extra precautions travelling in the U.S. amid added scrutiny.

Grand Council Treaty #3 Advises Citizens to Take Extra Precautions When...

Noah Perreault - January 24, 2026 0

Fire Debris at McVicars Creek Homeless encampment

First Nations Call on Thunder Bay to Declare Homelessness Emergency as...

James Murray - January 24, 2026 0

Oglala Sioux Tribe, Pine Ridge, ICE, Section 287(g), tribal sovereignty, Indigenous rights, tribal policing, immigration enforcement, jurisdiction, self-governance, community trust, South Dakota, Native nations, federal agencies, cross-border travel, Minnesota, Northwestern Ontario

Oglala Sioux Tribal Council Rejects 287(g) Deal, Votes to Ban ICE...

Amanda Perreault - January 23, 2026 0

Indigenous border crossing: rights, IDs, sacred items, and reforms affecting Northwestern Ontario.

Important Notice: Crossing the U.S.–Canada Border — What Indigenous Travellers Need...

James Murray - January 22, 2026 0

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New Brunswick Unveils Anti-Racism Plan, Responds to Systemic Racism Report

NNL Digital News Update - January 19, 2026 0

Kashechewan faces crisis after water failure prompts evacuation; leaders call for urgent relocation.

Kashechewan First Nation Crisis Highlights National Infrastructure Failures Amid Evacuation

Noah Perreault - January 17, 2026 0

Few Canadian laws generate as much debate—or carry as much historical weight—as the Indian Act. It remains the primary federal statute governing many aspects of the relationship between Canada and First Nations

Canada’s Indian Act and UNDRIP: What the Law Does, Why It’s...

James Murray - January 17, 2026 0

Future of Finance

Indigenous Financial Wellness Webinar Series

NNL Digital News Update - January 15, 2026 0

Manitoba Hydro expects full power restoration to Cross Lake/Pimicikamak by Dec. 31 after transmission line break

Manitoba Hydro Making Steady Progress on Power Restoration for Cross Lake/Pimicikamak

NNL Staff - January 1, 2026 0

Cross Lake emergency declared amid power outage as temps hit -28°C and wind chills plunge near -42.

State of Emergency Declared in Cross Lake After Power Line Break...

James Murray - December 31, 2025 0

The Seven Sacred Grandfather Teachings offer timeless guidance for everyday life. Learn the history, meaning, and how they remain relevant today

Living Well, Together: The Seven Sacred Grandfather Teachings and Why They...

Noah Perreault - December 27, 2025 0

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