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Teresa Trudeau is the Traditional Healing Coordinator at Thunder Bay’s Anishnawbe Mushkiki, an Aboriginal Community Health Access Centre

Traditional Healing and Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre

Donna Faye - August 18, 2013

Maize diversity from the Native Seeds/SEARCH collection. This material relates to a paper that appeared in the Aug. 4, 2017, issue of Science, published by AAAS. The paper, by K. Swarts at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., and colleagues was titled, "Genomic estimation of complex traits reveals ancient maize adaptation to temperate North America."

Farmers Selected Maize for High Altitude Use

Sioux Lookout is welcoming efforts by the Ontario Government in helping Indigenous people

Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre on Excellent Journey

Canadian Rangers use a stretcher to carry a victim out of the bush during search and rescue training.

Canadian Rangers Complete Gruelling SAR Course with OPP

Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day

Pikangikum House Fire Direct Result of Chronic Poverty

Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day

Indian Act – 140 Years as “Root of all Social Trauma”

NetNewsLedger - April 12, 2016 0

Under Reported News

American Indians Fear Loss of Culture with Trump Border Wall

NNL Staff - April 13, 2017 0

Ring of Fire Aboriginal Training Alliance (RoFATA) Press/Media Announcement: Confederation College, August 8, 2013

Ring of Fire Boosted by Training Plans

James Murray - August 8, 2013 0

UOI Grand Council Chief Glen Hare

Leadership Seeks Stronger Regulations on Fresh Water Rights

NetNewsLedger - November 30, 2018 0

nan NAPs Nishnawbe-Aski Police Unit NAPS

Missing Man sought by Family

James Murray - June 3, 2013 0

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

Anishinabek Nation Statement on Canada 150

NNL Staff - June 7, 2017 0

Under the Northern Sky

To Celebrate And Pause To Remember

Xavier Kataquapit - August 4, 2021 0

The Valentine's Day Memorial Walk brought out a small but determined crowd. These two shared time making snow angels and a hug.

The First Snow – Under the Northern Sky

Xavier Kataquapit - November 24, 2017 0

Anishinabek Nation Welcomes United Nations Attention on Missing Aboriginal Women

NNL Staff - December 15, 2011 0

Mathais Columb Cree Nation Chief Arlen Dumas

New Schools in Remote First Nations Means More Families Can Stay...

Amanda Perreault - November 19, 2018 0

Thunder Bay Crime Report

Pikangikum First Nation Fire Leaves One Dead

James Murray - September 29, 2014 0

Canadian Senate

Senator Beyak Reaping Anger over Her Residential School Stand

James Murray - January 10, 2018 0

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