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NAN Grand Chief: “The Situation in Bearskin Lake is Unprecedented”

NetNewsLedger - January 3, 2022

A young student in Sagamok with her new laptop building her dreams.

One Laptop Per Child Holding Logo Contest

Researchers are analyzing DNA from ancient individuals found in southeast Alaska, coastal British Columbia, Washington state and Montana. A new genetic analysis of some of these human remains finds that many of today's indigenous peoples living in the same regions are descendants of ancient individuals dating to at least 10,300 years ago. CREDIT: Graphic by Julie McMahon, University of Illinois

Science Corroborating Oral History

Dilico Workers at rally organized by parents of children impacted by child care

Human Rights Tribunal Orders Maximum Damage Payments in First Nations Child Welfare Case

Paris and Parisians are standing strong.

My Night In Paris – Under The Northern Sky

“Premier McGuinty is expressing his very little regard for Aboriginal Affairs…”...

James Murray - October 20, 2011 0

The bounty of a successful hunt, many people work hard to bring the harvest to the table - Photo by Tannis Smith

Traditional Cooking in Northern Ontario

James Murray - May 11, 2014 0

Matawa Chiefs and Officials with Premier Ford, Ministers Rickford and Scott at announcement of broadband Internet Funding

Matawa Education and Care Centre Provides 5th Annual Report

NetNewsLedger - July 2, 2021 0

Eagle Flying Indigenous News

Chief Mike Sack – A Plea to Canadians Following Arrest

NetNewsLedger - August 17, 2021 0

Taking a quick snack between Ranger duties are, from left, Petty Officer Second Class Kevin McCue, an instructor, Corporal Sandi Moose, Ranger Clayton Peters, and Corporal Eli Owens. credit: Canadian Rangers

Canadian Rangers Overcome Challenges of COVID-19 in 2020

Sgt. Peter Moon - December 10, 2020 0

Brazil

Wild Fire in Brazil Threatens Survival of Uncontacted Tribespeople

NNL Staff - October 30, 2015 0

Ontario Budget Didn’t Include First Nations – Regional Chief Day

NNL Staff - February 26, 2016 0

Lyle Fox Setting out on ‘Penasi Walk for Prescription Drug Abuse’

James Murray - August 19, 2011 0

Anishinabek Nation Welcomes United Nations Attention on Missing Aboriginal Women

NNL Staff - December 15, 2011 0

Master Corporal Karen Meeseetawageesic, left, works with Wanda Sugarhead, an Eabametoong band councillor, in preparing lists of the sick and vulnerable to who need to be evacuated on a priority basis to escape the forest fire. -Credit Canadian Rangers

Canadian Rangers Assisting in Eabametoong Evacuation Efforts

Sgt. Peter Moon - August 13, 2020 0

MKO and Canada sign agreement today in Treaty One Territory

First Nation-led transformation will mean better health care services in the...

NNL Staff - March 28, 2018 0

Standing Rock Sioux

Water is Life – Musicians Stand with Standing Rock Protesters

NetNewsLedger - September 6, 2016 0

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