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Kashechewan faces crisis after water failure prompts evacuation; leaders call for urgent relocation.

NAN urges compassion for Kashechewan evacuees displaced in Niagara Falls

NNL Digital News Update - June 29, 2026

Thunder Bay Fire Rescue Pumper #3

Thunder Bay firefighters stop Rosslyn Road garage fire from spreading into home

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Kenya: Indigenous people reject attempts to re-start troubled carbon credit project

Neskantaga FN Water, before evacuation and after evacuation .. you see it’s not impossible to get clean water .. there’s just a lack of will - Neskantaga Chief Moonias

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Says Federal Government’s Clean Water Legislation Must Be Improved through Engagement with First Nations

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Anishinabek Nation statement on newly introduced federal water legislation

Master Corporal Donald Sutherland of Constance Lake First Nation performs a traditional dance at the opening ceremony for Camp Loon. credit Master Corporal Christopher Vernon, Canadian

Junior Canadian Rangers Camp Loon is Back

Sgt. Peter Moon - July 19, 2022 0

Thunder Bay CEDC Relaunches Funding Program for Indigenous Entrepreneurs

Thunder Bay CEDC Relaunches Funding Program for Indigenous Entrepreneurs

James Murray - July 18, 2022 0

The goal of residential schooling was to separate children from their families, culture, and identity. Saskatchewan Archives Board, R-A2690.

Anishinabek Nation expresses disappointment in Indian Day School Class Action Settlement...

NetNewsLedger - July 14, 2022 0

Pilot Chad Paettin, left, flies an OPP rescue helicopter with passengers Constable Darryl Sainnawap, centre, and Ranger Sergeant Spencer Anderson, right, to missing fisherman's camp. credit Sergeant Spencer Anderson, Canadian Rangers

Canadian Rangers Come to the aid of Overdue Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Fisherman

Sgt. Peter Moon - July 11, 2022 0

AFN National Chief Archibald Shares Herstory

Herstory going down in History

Amanda Perreault - July 7, 2022 0

Maamawe Festival June 25, 2022

2022 Maamawe Summer Festival a $22,000 Experiment

James Murray - July 6, 2022 0

Under the Northern Sky

Under the Northern Sky: Knowledge is Power

Xavier Kataquapit - July 6, 2022 0

Indigenous people from the Shanenawa tribe dance during a festival to celebrate nature and ask for an end to the burning of the Amazon, in the indigenous village of Morada Nova near Feijo, Acre State, Brazil, September 1, 2019. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino

High-profile murders in Brazil’s Amazon highlight soaring violence

Thomson Reuters Foundation - July 4, 2022 0

Celebrating the Pride of culture and community in Attawapiskat

Attawapiskat Honours Day of Resilience

Letters to the Editor - July 1, 2022 0

Ontario Regional Chief Roseanne Archibald

AFN National Chief’s Urgent Court Application Rejected

Amanda Perreault - July 1, 2022 0

Canadian Rangers deliver firewood to a home in Bearskin Lake First Nation last winter. Tre residents, who were quarantined because of COVID, used the wood for heating and cooking. Credit Canadian Rangers

Canadian Rangers Moving Ahead After COVID Pandemic Duties

Sgt. Peter Moon - June 29, 2022 0

Visitors look at one of the artificial lagoons built near Ayacucho, Perú, January 30, 2020. Thomson Reuters Foundation/Sebastian Rodriguez

Peru’s indigenous communities fear rising violence from drug traffickers

Thomson Reuters Foundation - June 28, 2022 0

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