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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

Alberta RCMP are seeking Jessica Wyoma, who is missing from Samson First Nation

Missing Hobbema Women Sought

James Murray - December 17, 2013 0

Wish, Hope, Dream

Canadian Roots Exchange Seek Youth Leaders

NNL Staff - December 16, 2013 0

Thunder Bay got an early visit from Santa Claus today. He stopped by the Blue Sky Community Healing Centre.

Santa Claus Sends Message from Thunder Bay

James Murray - December 14, 2013 0

APTN's John Stoff was recognized

APTN John Stott Attains Certified Mentor Practitioner

NNL Staff - December 11, 2013 0

Nixiwaka Yawanawá, an Amazon Indian in London, has described London as a city 'rich in history and filled with ghosts'. © Helen Saunders/Survival

Amazon Indian in London Speaking Out

NNL Staff - December 10, 2013 0

“ONWA’s vision is to be a unified voice for equity, equality and justice for Aboriginal women. On a daily basis, ONWA advocates on behalf of Aboriginal women and their families for safer communities, improved and increased access to social services, increased affordable housing, improved and self-governed education, and for the elimination of violence,” says Betty Kennedy, ONWA Executive Director.

20th Anniversary of Human Rights Day

Maryanne Matthews - December 10, 2013 0

Algonquins have set up a Land Protection Camp Photo credit: Rose Nottaway

Land Protection Camp Set Up by Algonquins

James Murray - December 9, 2013 0

Nelson Mandela

AFN National Chief to Honour Mandela

James Murray - December 9, 2013 0

Thomson Terminals: November 26, 2013. L-R: Sgt. Richard Rollings, Cst. Stuart Philp, Gary Rodrigue (Thomson Terminals), Safety Bear, Insp. Gilmore, Al Russell, Laura Wiese (Canadian Toy Association)

Toys for the North Will Cheer Christmas Smiles

James Murray - December 8, 2013 0

Long lines of cars and trucks filling up on the Fort William First Nation K&A Gas Bar

Thunder Bay Gas Prices Fuel Travel to FWFN

James Murray - December 8, 2013 0

Deadline for submitting stories is February 28th 2014, 5:00pm EST. Winners will be announced on March 20th 2014 at the First Annual Thunderbird Stories Ceremony.

Thunderbird Stories Contest – For Aboriginal Youth

NNL Staff - December 4, 2013 0

RCMP Cruisers aflame in Rexton New Brunswick

Report from Front lines in New Brunswick

James Murray - December 1, 2013 0

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