ROM hosts memorial for Cape Croker youth
By Barb Nahwegahbow “One of our young warriors has left us,” said Traditional Knowledge Keeper Ed Sackenay. He was speaking at a memorial ceremony on...
Cubs Scout Troop in Aamjiwnaang for the first time
By Greg Plain AAMJIWNAANG – With help from Band Council for start up fees and uniforms, the 1st Aamjiwnaang Cub Scouts started in the fall...
King exhibit open until Feb. 28
By Barb Nahwegahbow TORONTO — “As an artist, I’m never short of ideas,” artist Clayton Samuel King told people gathered for the opening of his...
Aboriginal Men’s Team Ontario getting organized for championships
TYENDINAGA MOHAWK TERRITORY — Aboriginal Team Ontario is coming together nicely as they head into the final two months of preparation before they take the...
‘Little Turtle Walk’ with Josephine Manadamin
Submitted by Sue Chiblow On November 5, 2015, the Naamwe Kendassing Child Care Centre of Whitefish River First Nation hosted a “Little Turtle Water Walk”...
Trent University changing the conversation
Trent University, Peterborough Ontario—Trent University’s Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences (IESS) program is changing the conversation and the way we think and talk about environmental...
Magnetawan leading the way with lands and resources information sessions
By Joey Krackle MAGNETAWAN — The lands and resources team in Magnetawan First Nation together with the Eastern Georgian Bay Stewardship Council, will be hosting...
Book Review: Using teachings to reflect life’s journey
“Blonde Indian” reviewed by Shirley Honyust/ Yenatli:yo Ernestine Hayes has told her life story in the form of an easy to read book, that goes...
Specific Claims Tribunal revitalized
By Joey Krackle Specific Claims Tribunal Chair Justice Slade when interviewed recently stated that he was confident that the new government would add new justices...
Grocery store tour helps families make healthier choices
By Rick Garrick Anishnawbe Mushkiki’s Renco Grocery Store Tour provided healthy food tips and a bag of free groceries to about 12 adult participants and...
‘Learning about yourself in respect to the land and water is part of naming’ says Chief White-eye
By Shirley Honyust/ Yenatli:yo LONDON, ON – Chippewas of the Thames Chief Leslee White-eye says that the importance of naming yourself and knowing who you...
Magnetawan protects species at risk – Blanding’s Turtle
By Joey Krackle The Turtle Island Conservation Centre at the Toronto Zoo considers Magnetawan First Nation (MFN) a leader in the field of preserving and...
Book review: Ojiberish a good place to start
Reviewed by Karl Hele As a non-speaker of my heritage language, Anishinaabemowin, and currently residing at a great distance from its source, I am in...
Algonquin Nation Chiefs prepare to step up action to protect sacred area
Algonquin Nation Chiefs Prepare to Step Up Action to Protect Sacred Area on Ottawa River From Desecration From Unwanted Condo Development (Wendake, Wendat Territory/January 27,...
Anishinabek Nation political update: This is the year to vote for our education system
Aanii, 2016 will be a critical year for the Anishinabek Nation, it is important that we continue to make progress on Anishinabek Nation initiatives. We...