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Sol Mamakwa – Turning on the Lights in Pikangikum First Steps

NetNewsLedger - December 21, 2018

The Pikangikum First Nation community gathered together with Wataynikaneyap Power to celebrate the historic moment of energizing the community with safe, reliable power and officially shutting down diesel generated electricity for the last time.

A Brighter Future – Watay Power Connects Pikangikum to Power Grid

Assembly of Manitoba Grand Chief Derek Nepinak walking in the Full Moon Memory Walk

Derek Nepinak brings reality of hardship by honouring Nelson Mandela’s experience

Marten Falls First Nation Gifts of Joy

Mathais Columb Cree Nation Chief Arlen Dumas

AMC has solutions for inherent jurisdiction over First Nations children

Maritimes Energy Association briefing held at the Westin Nova Scotian this morning by Nova Scotia Energy Minister Andrew Younger intended to give a briefing on the Province’s plan to move forward on oil and gas projects.

Mi’Kmaq Women – Water is Sacred

NNL Staff - March 31, 2014 0

BNA Members voted in a landslide to take control of their lands.

Very Big Day for Bingwi Neyaashi

NNL Staff - March 30, 2014 0

Kenora OPP seek public help in locating missing person.

Kenora OPP Seek Help Locating Missing Person

James Murray - March 27, 2014 0

Drummers at the Private signing of the Agreement.

Matawa First Nations and Ontario Sign Ring of Fire Agreement

NNL Staff - March 26, 2014 0

Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Round Dance

KI Chief Donny Morris Political Update

James Murray - March 21, 2014 0

Ira Johnson in the NNL Studio in Thunder Bay.

Your Lovin’ Make Me Happy – Ira Johnson

James Murray - March 21, 2014 0

Constable Larry Baxter speaking on the Respect Award at the Diversity Thunder Bay Breakfast.

Thunder Bay Police Constable Baxter Honoured

James Murray - March 20, 2014 0

Nixiwaka Yawanawá wore a T-shirt saying ‘BRAZIL: STOP DESTROYING INDIANS’, but Coca-Cola and FIFA prevented him from displaying the full message while standing next to the trophy. © FIFA

Survival International – The Dark Side of Brazil

NNL Staff - March 18, 2014 0

Students at Residential Schools are still impacted from the experiences they underwent.

Intergenerational Residential Schools Help – Larry Henry

Kristin Loretta Wynn - March 16, 2014 0

Walking along Simpson Street to remember the Missing and Murdered Aboriginal Women

Stolen Sisters – Silent Screams – Part One

Peter Andre Globensky - March 16, 2014 0

Indigenous women Elders The Eagle Feathers and Smudge along with tobacco at City Hall - Image taken with permission

Stolen Sisters – Silent Screams? Part Two

Peter Andre Globensky - March 16, 2014 0

Across Canada the impact of missing and murder Aboriginal women impacts families and communities.

How can 824 women disappear without raising alarm?

NNL Staff - March 15, 2014 0

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