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Canada's Liberal leader and Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau leaves at the conclusion of a news conference in Ottawa, Ontario, October 20, 2015. REUTERS/Chris Wattie

Statement by Gord Downie – Ogoki Post First Nation

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Aazhogan Limited Partnership Acquires the International Bridge

Aazhogan Limited Partnership Acquires the International Bridge

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nan NAPs Nishnawbe-Aski Police Unit NAPS

Nishnawbe-Aski Police Could Go on Strike in 17 Days

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The 6th Annual Valentines Day Memorial Walk will be February 14 2014

Planning for Valentine’s Day Memorial Walk

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Brigadier-General Stephen Cadden, left, congratulates Sergeant Paul Oskineegish, centre, on become his patrol's new commander, along with Chief Johnny Yellowhead, right - Photo Sgt. Peter Moon

New Canadian Ranger Patrol Named in Nibinamik First Nation

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A traditional Pow Wow was held for Senior Wabun Youth aged from 13 to 18 during the Ninth Annual Wabun Youth Gathering held from July 13 to 24, in Elk Lake, Ontario. They are pictured here with their chaperones, traditional performers and factilitators.

Wabun Youth Gathering Changing Lives – Under a Northern Sky

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Clyde Brandon Moonias at Thunder Bay City Hall

Talking Anishinawbek Youth Issues with Clyde Moonias

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Federal MP Don Rusnak - Thunder Bay Rainy River

Wake the Giant Receiving $100k in Funding

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Teaching the traditional methods of skinning and butchering a moose was provided by Elders and hunters at the recent Traditional Moose Hunt Camp near Matachewan FN from October 4 to 6. From L-R are: Elder Gertie Nolan, Chief Jason Batisse, Matachewan FN; Loretta Doupe, Brittany Batisse and Elder Mario Batisse.

Traditional Moose Hunt Camp Features Teachings from Elders

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Building the Relationships – Interview with Minister Rickford

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“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.

National Education Meeting Vital for First Nations – Regional Chief Beardy

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Minister Greg Rickford at Supercomm for a super jobs training announcement

Ontario Provides Funding to Support Indigenous Business Leaders and Economic Development...

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