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APTN Celebrates 25th Anniversary with the Launch of APTN Languages and an Exciting Fall Line-Up

NNL Digital News Update - August 26, 2024

Ginoogaming First Nation Class ready to rock in RoFATA classes

Ginoogaming First Nation Works on RoFATA Training

Fort William First Nation Chief Peter Collins

FWFN Introduces New Chief Peter Collins and New Council

Intertribal Dance

Our Kids Are the Good News – Cathy Elliott

Archaeologists excavate the royal palace of Ceibal, which was burned during the Classic Maya collapse in the ninth century. CREDIT: Takeshi Inomata/University of Arizona

Maya Collapse – New Radiocarbon Data Sheds New Light

Webiquie First Nation School

Ontario Regional Chief Congratulates Judith Beaver from Webequie FN

NNL Staff - April 17, 2015 0

Eagle Flying Indigenous News

Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly elect new Grand Council Chief

NNL Digital News Update - June 6, 2024 0

Petty Officer 2nd Class Kevin McCue holds onto a carabiner attached to a rescue rope. credit Master Corporal Christopher Vernon

Soldiers Learn Swift Water Rescue Skills to Save Lives in First...

Sgt. Peter Moon - September 5, 2020 0

Thunder Bay Transit Office on Fort William Road

Thunder Bay Invites Public to Unveiling of Maamawe Art Bus on...

NetNewsLedger - February 23, 2022 0

Indigenous Culture and Tech World

Embracing the Seven Sacred Grandfather Teachings to Enrich Thunder Bay

NNL Digital News Update - February 14, 2024 0

Assembly of Manitoba Grand Chief Derek Nepinak walking in the Full Moon Memory Walk

AMC Grand Chief Nepinak Will Address World Forum on Human Rights

NNL Staff - November 25, 2014 0

Sweetgrass - Photo by Andrew Maxwell Phineas Jones, University of Guelph

Mosquito-Repelling Chemicals Identified in Traditional Sweetgrass

NetNewsLedger - August 19, 2015 0

NAN and Anishinabek Nation Grand Council to Issue Statement on Thunder...

NetNewsLedger - March 29, 2022 0

Isadore Day CEO, Bimaadzwin

Week Seven: COVID-19 Bulletin for First Nations and Indigenous peoples

Wiindawtegowinini Isadore Day - May 8, 2020 0

Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity to create meaningful discussion about the effects of Residential Schools and the legacy they have left behind. A day for survivors to be reaffirmed that they matter and so do those that have been affected. Every Child Matters, even if they are an adult, from now on.Orange Shirt Day is an opportunity to create meaningful discussion about the effects of Residential Schools and the legacy they have left behind. A day for survivors to be reaffirmed that they matter and so do those that have been affected. Every Child Matters, even if they are an adult, from now on.

Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Statement on Orange Shirt Day

Amanda Perreault - September 30, 2018 0

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

Matawa Chiefs – “Matawa member First Nations will lead and deliver...

NetNewsLedger - November 26, 2019 0

Chester Nez was one of the 29 original Navajo code talkers charged with creating and transmitting the code. What used to take an hour to encrypt, transmit and decrypt on a mechanical encryption system could be transmitted orally by code talkers in 40 seconds, giving the Americans the edge in battlefield communications against the Japanese in the Pacific. Marine Corps photo

US Marine Follows Code Talker Grandfathers Steps on Iwo Jima

NNL Staff - August 7, 2017 0

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