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Pikangikum Graduates with Elders Lucy Strang, Gideon Peters and Tom Quill Sr. and Chief Paddy Peters

Pikangikum Graduates Recognized at 2014 Convocation

NNL Staff - June 18, 2014

Interview with Shawn Atleo – Candidate for AFN National Chief

Alert Bay, British Columbia, school, 1885. The federal government has estimated that over 150,000 students attended Canada’s residential schools. Library and Archives Canada, George Dawson, PA-037934.

British Columbia Promises Reconciliation and Indigenous Human Rights and Then Raids Wet’suwet’en

MMIWG National Inquiry Commissioner Michelle Audette speaks to media in Thunder Bay

Violence against Indigenous women, girls is problem for all Canadians to solve

Canadian Ranger support staff visit Ontario’s emergency management agencies

Canadian Ranger support staff visit Ontario’s emergency management agencies

Wild fire near La Ronge Saskatchewan

Irving Leblanc Talks about Emergency Preparedness for First Nations

NetNewsLedger - April 3, 2017 0

Regaining a solid respect for the past while embracing the future is a challenge for Canada's Aboriginal Youth

University of Winnipeg 15th Annual Spring Pow Wow

NetNewsLedger - March 10, 2017 0

In July of 1764 near what the Anishinabek called “the crooked place” – Niagara Falls – Sir William Johnson, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for British North America, met with some 2500 Chiefs and headmen to create an alliance that would be key to they creation of Canada. – illustration by Charles Hebert

New Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Reginald Niganobe Elected

NNL Staff - June 2, 2021 0

2015 Graduation

Matawa Graduation 2015

James Murray - March 25, 2015 0

Neskantaga First Nation

State of Emergency in Neskantaga First Nation – Water Pump Failure

NNL Staff - September 14, 2019 0

Perry Bellegarde, National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations (AFN)

AFN – Supreme Court Ruling Shows Need for UN Declaration

NetNewsLedger - July 26, 2017 0

NAPS Officers

Terry Armstrong New NAPS Police Chief

NNL Staff - August 15, 2013 0

Internet Speeds in Fort Severn are too slow for most common uses of the Internet

High Speed Internet Announced for Northern Communities

NetNewsLedger - August 2, 2018 0

Human Rights

Ontario Human Rights Commission Launching Investigation into Deaths of Two Indigenous...

James Murray - February 5, 2020 0

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

MMIW Remembered at Valentine’s Day Memorial

James Murray - February 14, 2016 0

A Commission of Inquiry is the only way – NAN

James Murray - September 12, 2011 0

Perry Bellegarde, National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations (AFN)

Human Rights Tribunal Rules for First Nations Children

NetNewsLedger - May 26, 2017 0

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