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(Left to Right) Romaine McKay, Employment Assistance Caseworker, Sandy Lake First Nation, Chief Bart Meekis and Jennifer Derouin, Online Learning Recruitment Officer, Contact North | Contact Nord

Sandy Lake and Contact North Partnership Helps Job Readiness

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City of Winnipeg - Downtown - taken from 6500 feet aboard Kasper Air Quest Kodiak

Kevin Lamoureux Joins National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

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Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Patrick Madahbee. – Photo by Jody Kechego

Education – This is no longer a dream! Niigaan gdizhaami –...

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Pictured (left to right): Jeffrey Busniuk-Director of Finance-FWFN, Karen Bannon-Director of Health & Community Services-FWFN, Brittany Collins-Education Assistant-FWFN, Aaron Kakepetum-Senior Account Manager, First Nation Banking-RBC, Daanis Pelletier-student from FWFN, Peter Collins-Chief of FWFN, Tashina Szyja & Saydee Rae Waller-parent & student from FWFN, Myra Bannon-Education Manager-FWFN.

FWFN Thanks RBC for Back to School Support

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NWAC is concerned that the split at INAC was done without consultation

NWAC – The needs of communities must be the priority.

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Dancers at the 7th Annual Mattagami FN Pow Wow are (left) Mark Carpenter, Thunder Creek Drum Group of Timmins, Ontario and Charlie Kioke, Attawapiskat, Ontario

For The Love Of Culture

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City of Thunder Bay and Matawa First Nations Management Signed a letter of intent at Grandview Lodge this morning

Grandview Lodge Gets New Life and Direction for Matawa Youth

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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

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Canadian Ranger river patrol members on the shore of the Moose River with the railway bridge that crosses the river 40 kilometers from Moose Factor in the background. credit: Warrant Officer Carl Wolfe, Canadian Army

Canadian Rangers Paddle Through Challenging River Patrol

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The Ring of Fire Presents Huge Opportunity for Ontario.

Wynne’s Ring of Fire Plan Predicted to Hit “Dead End”

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photo by Xavier Kataquapit The Seventh Annual Mattagami FN Pow Wow was held on August 19 and 20. From L-R are: Dana McKenzie, Pow Wow Coordinator; Mattagami FN Chief Chad Boissoneau, Regional Chief Isadore Day, Chiefs Of Ontario; former Chief Walter Naveau, Mattagami FN and Mattagami FN Youth Dancer Tessa Thomas. In front are Mattagami FN member Nathan Naveau, Thunder Creek Drum Group and Max Worme, Lead Youth Male Dancer.

Seventh Annual Mattagami First Nation Pow Wow

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Pickering Nuclear, Nuclear Safety

Saugeen Ojibway Nation Decision on Nuclear Waste a Key First Step

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