Celebrating strength on Indigenous Peoples Day
By Rick Garrick THUNDER BAY — Natalie Paavola is collaborating with T-Compound owner Ben Thompson to hold the Battle of the Nations Strong Event on...
Book review: A Mighty Muskrats Mystery: The Case Of The Pilfered Pin
Reviewed by Caroline MacKenzie A Mighty Muskrats Mystery: The Case Of The Pilfered Pin by Michael Hutchinson is the exciting fifth instalment in the Mighty...
Fort William First Nation helps heal the body, mind, and spirit through yoga
By Rick Garrick FORT WILLIAM — Fort William First Nation’s Manifesting Movement Yoga sessions with Michelle Derosier were a success on Tuesday evenings from April...
The Canadian Canoe Museum launches new ‘Builders in Residence’ Program, welcoming canoe and kayak builders from across Canada
Inspiring new initiative brings expert canoe and kayak builders and makers to the Museum to celebrate craft, culture, and connection PETERBOROUGH, ON (April 24, 2025)...
Chi Mino Ozhitoowin acquires new land for new opportunities
By Rick Garrick THUNDER BAY — Chi Mino Ozhitoowin CEO Peter Collins announced the acquisition of a 56-acre property once owned by Thunder Bay Pulp...
Annual eye exams highlighted during Vision Health Month
By Rick Garrick WINDSOR — The Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB)’s Ryan Hooey is raising awareness of the importance of annual eye examinations...
Pow Wow Nutrition Subsidy Toolkit encourages healthy food options at pow wows
By Rick Garrick CHIPPEWAS OF THE THAMES — Chippewas of the Thames’ Chippewa Health Centre has partnered with the Anishinabek Nation to share her community’s...
Member of Nipissing University Board of Governors resigns
By Kelly Anne Smith NORTH BAY—Maurice Switzer has stepped away from the Board of Governors of Nipissing University, pointing to a conflict of interest. Switzer,...
Book review: Where Wolves Don’t Die: A Novel
Reviewed by Karl Hele Where Wolves Don’t Die: A Novel is the first work of fiction by acclaimed Anishinaabe academic and language teacher Anton Treuer....
Book review: Broken Fields: A Cash Blackbear Mystery
Reviewed by Caroline MacKenzie Broken Fields by Marcie R. Rendon is the fourth exciting instalment in The Cash Blackbear Mystery series. In this novel, Cash...
Cambridge-based meal delivery and private chef service, Foodzen, launches nutritious, kid-approved lunch program to help busy families eat well
FoodZen, an Indigenous and female-owned business leading the way in accessible, high-quality meals CAMBRIDGE (APRIL 16, 2025) – FoodZen, an Indigenous and female-owned meal delivery and...
Book review: Treaty Words: For As Long As the River Flows
Reviewed by Karl Hele For a short book aimed at children, Amiée Craft’s Treaty Words: For As Long As the River Flows is incredibly effective....
First Nations Major Projects Coalition to host Canada’s largest Indigenous economic conference in Toronto, spotlighting Indigenous leadership in global markets
FNMPC’s 8th Annual Conference returns to Toronto April 27-29, 2025, with a renewed focus on Indigenous leadership, investment partnerships and the role of First Nations...
InterINDigital excited to announce Pow Wow Chow Season 2 Premiere on APTN, May 9 and on APTN Languages May 7
OTTAWA, ON (April 15, 2025) – Following on the heels of its popular first season, and recently named the Best of Canada at the International...
Statement from the Anishinabek Nation on Federal Election: Voting and the journey towards justice
ANISHINABEK NATION HEAD OFFICE (April 17, 2025) – “As the Federal Election approaches, we, the Anishinabek Nation, want to extend a warm welcome to all...