Still a speaker after 60 years in city

By Barb Nahwegahbow TORONTO – It was the late 1950’s when Mary Fox left her home on Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve and set out for...

Kettle Pointers guided rowdy fishing party

By Laurie Leclair In 1907, the Indian Agent William Nisbet wrote, “At Kettle Point and Stony Point the principal industry besides farming is acting as...

Medicine book requires second printing

By Rick Garrick THUNDER BAY – Pic River’s Raphael Moses has been so successful with his recently-printed traditional medicines book, Holistic Adventures, that he’s ordered...

Book Review: TRC not telling some truths?

Truth and Indignation is an academic study of the precepts, concepts, testimony, and narratives of Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) written by a member...

Teaching treaties one brick at a time

  By Marci Becking NORTH BAY –The world’s first LEGO wampum belt was unveiled at the Nipissing/Canadore Campus  on the first day of spring. The...

Wagamese came in from the rain

By Christine Smith McFarlane TORONTO – Stories are what we are all about, and no one knows this better than renowned author Richard Wagamese, an...

Poetry: SET YOUR RHYTHM

          By Tonya-Leah Watts Set your rhythm, set your pace. Winning is only part of the race. I stretched out my...