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Wintertime in Indigenous North America: Renewal, Story, and the Warmth We Share

Noah Perreault - December 24, 2025

child welfare reality marked by staff turnover, stretched caseloads, placement shortages, and repeated disruptions for children

Northern Ontario’s Indigenous Child Welfare Crossroads

The holiday season is a time for gathering, reflection, and connection. It can also be a time when deep conversations surface—sometimes unexpectedly

Having Calm Conversations Over the Holidays: Indigenous Rights, Treaties, and Truth

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Supports Long-Term Reform Plan Filed with Human Rights Tribunal for First Nations Child and Family Services

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Supports Long-Term Reform Plan Filed with Human Rights Tribunal for First Nations Child and Family Services

Thunder Bay Police Conclude Landfill Search in Ongoing Homicide Investigation

Samela Satere-Mawe, a 24-year-old biology student and Indigenous activist walks near her home, which is also the headquarters of the Satere Mawe WomenÕs Association in the Compensa neighborhood in Manaus, Amazonas state, Brazil, October 2, 2020. REUTERS/Bruno Kelly

Defending the Amazon: How Indigenous culture protects Colombia’s rainforest

Thomson Reuters Foundation - February 5, 2022 0

Lieutenant-Colonel Shane McArthur discusses the pandemic situation in Attawapiskat with Chief David Nakogee. credit Lt. Camilo Olea-Ortega

Canadian Rangers Doing “A Great Job” in Attawapiskat

Sgt. Peter Moon - February 3, 2022 0

Adrian Sutherland: The Magic Of His Debut Album

HEART OF GOLD TURNS 50! Indigenous-styled cover of classic song shining...

Amanda Perreault - February 3, 2022 0

Master Corporal Mike Koostachin and Corporal Maurice Mack load a stranded Peawanuck snowmobiler's broken-down machine onto a toboggan after going to his aid. credit Master Corporal Jason Hunter, Canadian Rangers

Canadian Rangers Rescue Attawapiskat Snowmobiler

NNL Staff - February 3, 2022 0

Neskantaga Council members and community workers in meeting over water emergency - Image courtesy of Chief Moonias

Neskantaga – Boil Water Advisory Started February 1, 1995

James Murray - February 1, 2022 0

“Today is a sombre day in memory of those that did not come home from residential school,” said Ogichidaa Francis Kavanaugh. “But it also serves as a moment of reflection for all of us. Many are on the path of healing from their experiences and many of the things each and every one of us do every day is a way of honouring this legacy and this journey"

Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller – “This is our undeniable reality...

NetNewsLedger - January 30, 2022 0

RCMP

Awkward moment mars announcement

Niigaan Sinclair - January 30, 2022 0

Marten Falls (Ogoki Post) youths engineer the song that youths created.

Marten Falls Declares Education State of Emergency

James Murray - January 26, 2022 0

Ontario' Winter Roads Network

January 17, 2022 – Northern Ontario Winter Roads Report

NetNewsLedger - January 17, 2022 0

Matawa Chiefs Statement

Matawa Chiefs Council Statement on Sandy Lake Fire

NetNewsLedger - January 15, 2022 0

Sol Mamakwa MPP Kiiwetinoong

“Our hearts are broken… over Sandy Lake First Nation” Sol Mamakwa

NetNewsLedger - January 14, 2022 0

Eagle Flying Indigenous News

Indigenous Services Canada Update on Bearskin Lake

James Murray - January 11, 2022 0

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