Cranberry harvest full of tradition and goodness
By Rick Garrick ATIKAMEKSHENG ANISHNAWBEK – Traditional artisan Ken Wabegijig enjoys harvesting –and eating – wild cranberries from a bog near his mother’s home community...
BREAKING NEWS: Shale gas company loses bid for injunction to halt N.B. protests
A New Brunswick judge has found no reason to place or extend an injunction on the people of Elsipogtog First Nation. Read more about this...
Chief addresses club ‘elders’
By Maurice Switzer Speaking to an audience he described as “Elders in your community”, Chief Isadore Day told members of the North Bay and District...
Serpent River First Nation to host inaugural Lands and Economy Summit
Serpent River First Nation (Monday, October 21, 2013) – A summit will take place in Serpent River First Nation this week to discuss Lands and...
First Nations in Ontario stand in solidarity with Elsipogtog First Nation
(THUNDER BAY, ON) October 18, 2013 – Since June of this past summer, 133 First Nations in Ontario have held strong positions on the events...
Concordia now offering First Peoples Studies Bachelor Degrees
By Karl Hele MONTREAL – Concordia University now offers a Major and Minor Bachelor’s degree in First Peoples Studies (FPST). First Nation students such as...
Creating Partnerships evening links business with First Nations
By Peter Gorrie TORONTO – The audience roared as Patrick Madahbee, Grand Chief of the Anishinabek Nation, described an incident on Manitoulin Island: A cruise...

