Ojibwe immersion school opens its doors to Anishinabek youth
By Beverley Carter M’CHIGEENG FN – The first day of an Ojibwe immersion school was Sept. 4 for 13 kindergarten children attending Mnidoo Mnising Anishinabek...
Pole walking a better workout
By Amy Campbell Everybody walks, but may not know how to make pole walking everyday activity into a special workout that uses over 600 muscles...
Indian Agents skimmed resource revenue funds
By Dr. Rhonda Telford When Britain stopped its £20,000 parliamentary grant to Canada, which had paid for the presents from the Queen and the administration...
Manomin (wild rice) beds located across Treaty 20
Jeff Beaver has spent this summer restoring wild rice beds and documenting Manomin beds throughout Treaty 20, Williams Treaty territory where Ontario has said it...
Spawning assessment complete
By Maureen Peltier GARDEN RIVER FN – As one of 62 organizations across Ontario to successfully garner Species at Risk Stewardship Funding, the Anishinabek/Ontario Fisheries...
Hamhawk Hazard has to go: fire chief
By Sharon Weatherall BEAUSOLEIL FN – The First Nation chief and his community’s fire chief agree that Hamhawk Hazard has to go. “It is demeaning...
Ruffo’s first film featured Sept. 27 on APTN
OTTAWA – Anishinaabe writer Armand Ruffo’s first feature film, “A Windigo Tale”, will be a featured Friday night movie Sept. 27 on the Aboriginal Peoples...
Anishinabek grads include first ‘spirit award’ winners
By Marci Becking NIPISSING FN – The first Elaine R. Kelly Spirit Awards were given out at the Anishinabek Educational Institute’s convocation on August 24....
Anishinabek leaders in fight against FASD
UOI OFFICES – Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Patrick Madahbee says every day should be recognized as International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Awareness Day. “Just...
Fontaine honoured for lifelong dedication
The Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business has announced that the 2013 recipient of the Award for Excellence in Aboriginal Relations is Phil Fontaine O.C., O.M....
Funding cuts raised with United Nations
TORONTO – In advance of October’s official visit to Canada by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Chiefs of...
Dudley George died for our rights: Madahbee
UOI OFFICES (September 6, 2013) – As Anishinabek Nation communities observe the shooting death 18 years ago today of unarmed protestor Dudley George at the...
Treaty anniversary remembered with traffic slow-down on Highway 17
SERPENT RIVER FN (Sept. 6, 2013) – Monday marks the anniversary of Robinson Huron Treaty signing of 1850. Serpent River First Nation is a signatory...
Idle No More Calls for Mass Action on October 7
Our collective movement “Idle No More” has been growing in leaps and bounds over the summer season! Our #SovSummer campaign launched on June 21’s National...
China’s return to hardline Maoist policies could pose problem for Tories
By Matthew Little, Epoch Times OTTAWA—The Harper government’s efforts to secure an investment deal with China appear to be taking place amidst a renewed push...