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Waawoono report says Indigenous equity is replacing IBAs, reshaping mining deals and wealth creation.

Waawoono report urges First Nations to move beyond IBAs toward ownership and wealth funds

NNL Digital News Update - May 12, 2026

Fact check: Only two MMIWG Calls for Justice are complete, with 82 still pending

Only Two MMIWG Calls for Justice Have Been Completed

2026 fact-check on Indigenous taxes, housing, education and treaty rights in Northwestern Ontario

Myth Busting Indigenous Issues: Taxes, Free Housing, Free Education

United Nations Headquarters - Image Depositphotos.com

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

A new book published by Harbour Publishing provides readers with a primer on Indigous rights and the road to reconciliation. Regan Treewater, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

New book offers an easy-to-read primer on Indigenous Rights

In this file photo, a Yanomami Indian (R) stands near an illegal gold mine during Brazil’s environmental agency operation against illegal gold mining on indigenous land, in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest, in Roraima State, Brazil April 17, 2016. REUTERS/Bruno Kelly/File photo

Reported Murder of Uncontacted Tribe Exposes Mining Threat

James Murray - September 13, 2017 0

NAPS Police Headquarters

Four Year Old Child Dies in Constance Lake

NNL Staff - September 11, 2017 0

Ranger Redfern Wesley puts a life jacket on a young student. Photo - Sgt Peter Moon

Canadian Rangers Play Key Role in National Lifesaving Program

Sgt. Peter Moon - September 11, 2017 0

Ted Nolan took the time yesterday in Thunder Bay for inspiring everyone at the Marina Park orientation event.

Work, Education, Perseverance and Belief – Ted Nolan

James Murray - September 10, 2017 0

Agreement Signed between Ontario and Grand Council Treaty Three

Ontario and Grand Council Treaty 3 Sign Relationship Agreement

NetNewsLedger - September 9, 2017 0

Cooking Fires are a leading cause of fires in homes.

Amber’s Fire Safety Campaign Update

NetNewsLedger - September 7, 2017 0

Indigenous Groups and the Province of British Columbia are optimistic

British Columbia – Indigenous Relations Optimism

NetNewsLedger - September 7, 2017 0

Resolute Paper Mill in Dryden Ontario

Landmark UN-backed Treaty on Mercury in Effect

NetNewsLedger - September 6, 2017 0

lumber Resolute Forest Products

Ogoki Forest Management – Key Milestone Reached

NNL Staff - September 6, 2017 0

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

Minister Appoints Youth to Special Advisory Committee

NetNewsLedger - September 2, 2017 0

"One approach may be to promote breastfeeding to the women themselves," she said. "However, we recommend shifting the bulk of the responsibility for failure to breastfeed away from the woman and onto the health care system, where hospitals and community-based health programs should take the lead."

Breastfeeding could reduce common infections among Indigenous infants

NetNewsLedger - September 2, 2017 0

Chiefs have invited elders, historians, legal experts and citizens to educate people about the meaning of the treaty, discuss the treaty’s history, and learn about Anishinabek law and to celebrate the Anishinabek way of life.

Robinson Huron Treaty Anishinaabek Chiefs Point to Disconnect Between Action and...

NetNewsLedger - August 31, 2017 0

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