Under 1850 Treaty all Crown revenues were to flow to Anishinabek
By Dorothee Schreiber SUDBURY—Over the past 168 years, the Crown has neglected its obligations towards the Anishinabek under the Robinson Huron and Robinson Superior Treaties....
Letter to the editor: a letter from Aylesbury Public School class 2/3
Dear Enbridge, We are class 2/3 from Aylesbury Public School. We want to tell you about the Great Lakes pipeline. We read a book called...
OPINION: Progressive Conservatives cut the line on reconciliation
By Catherine Murton Stoehr Doug Ford promised that in his cabinet, the Minister of Agriculture would be a farmer. He did not make a similar...
Indigenous artists highlight climate change through art
By Rick Garrick THUNDER BAY—Indigenous artists Christi Belcourt and Isaac Murdoch recently led a Community Art Build and participated in the opening reception for their...
Chiefs in Ontario stand with Six Nations Chief Ava Hill in her call for justice
Toronto, ON (July 3, 2018)–Last Wednesday morning, jurors in a Hamilton court house found the killer of Jon Styres, a 29 year-old Indigenous man from...
Hope in the Darkness walking for mental health resources
By Kelly Anne Smith NIPISSING FIRST NATION—The founder of Hope in the Darkness, the National Walk for Youth Mental Health, is walking as a call-to-action...
Anishinabek Educational Institute celebrates 24th graduating class
By Bobbie Maxwell NIPISSING FIRST NATION – On Saturday, June 23, 2018, the Anishinabek Educational Institute (AEI) held its annual convocation ceremony for the Nipissing...