Historic Aboriginal Pavilion music, arts, athletics and culture festival kicks off first week with star studded Opening Night extravaganza
TORONTO – Beginning this week the Aboriginal Pavilion – the lone “official” Indigenous music and arts festival taking place during the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan...
Anishinabek Education Institute celebrates graduates
NIPISSING FIRST NATION – The Anishinabek Educational Institute (AEI) Nipissing campus held their graduation ceremonies on June 27. AEI saw 31 graduates from three programs: ...
Trudeau passionate about self-sufficiency for communities
By Rick Garrick Wikwemikong’s Lynda Trudeau is excited about learning from Aboriginal women leaders at the the COADY Institute of St. Francis Xavier University’s Indigenous...
And what an opening ceremonies they were!
By Laura Robinson The ceremonies started with the drum and then dancers, dancers and more dancers. The Mississauga of the New Credit, Six Nations, Huron-Wendat...
Progression of Indigenous theatre at the National Arts Centre
By Suzanne Keeptwo OTTAWA – Twenty-six years ago, the National Arts Centre (NAC) presented Tomson Highway’s Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing (1989),twenty years prior...
#YouAreWelcome Food Truck brings Aboriginal Cuisine to Pan Am Games
Visitors Encouraged to Eat, Play, Learn with Host First Nation, Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation Before Canada was a poutine nation, traditional Aboriginal...
‘Back to Red Road’ a heartbreaking read
Reviewed by Christine Smith (McFarlane) “Back To The Red Road: A Story of Survival, Redemption and Love” is a memoir co-written by authors Florence Kaefer...
Work still continues for 60s Scoop grassroots organizer Colleen Cardinal
By Suzanne Keeptwo OTTAWA – Indigenous adoptee, Colleen Cardinal speaks from lived experience as a child of the 60s Scoop. First Nation and Métis children...
Beausoleil enters five-year partnership to operate Springwater Provincial Park
Beausoleil First Nation is working with the Government of Ontario to operate Springwater Provincial Park and provide visitors with picnic areas, walking trails and recreational...
MISSING: 13 year-old Savana Kimewon from Wasauksing FN
Police are looking for a missing teen from Wasauksing First Nation. Anishinabek Police Service responded to a missing person’s report at 1704 Lane N yesterday...
Guilty for role in IRS, Ex-RCMP officer finds wellness in traditional ways
By Kelly Anne Smith POWASSAN – Life has been nothing short of profound for an ex-RCMP officer ever since he had a breakdown. Semi-retired now...
Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point and RBC work together to protect and care for the environment
CHIPPEWAS OF KETTLE & STONY POINT FIRST NATION (July 8, 2015) – The beautiful shoreline of Ipperwash Beach continues to draw local residents and tourists...
Justice Sinclair receives Honourary Doctorate of Laws from York University
By Barb Nahwegahbow TORONTO –“I cannot think of a worthier individual to honour at this time, in this place than Justice Murray Sinclair,” said Lorne...
Ask Dr. Mushquash – How do I know if my child needs an assessment?
Welcome to “Ask Dr. Mushquash”. How do I know if my child needs an assessment? Having children can be both rewarding and challenging. Most children...
Mnaamodzawin Health Services first Aboriginal agency to be named a best practice spotlight organization
Used with permission from the Manitoulin Expositor MNAAMODZAWIN HEALTH SERVICES FIRST ABORIGINAL AGENCY TO BE NAMED A BEST PRACTICE SPOTLIGHT ORGANIZATION BY THE REGISTERED NURSES...