‘We get to determine what programs get to be funded’ says Aamjiwnaang Chief on the AES
By Rick Garrick AAMJIWNAANG FIRST NATION—Aamjiwnaang Chief Joanne Rogers says control over education resources is a key reason for signing on with the Anishinabek Nation...
Vital signs for First Nation Well-Being in the City of Greater Sudbury
By Heather Campbell SUDBURY—This year, the Sudbury Community Foundation’s 9th edition of the Vital Signs Report had a special focus on Aboriginal Well-being in the...
Our culture is a not a costume
Submitted by Steven Rickard A few days ago, a buddy of mine made some really strong points on a specific topic. I pretty much felt...
Wasauksing citizen taking a stand on drug abuse
By Rick Garrick WASAUKSING FIRST NATION—Wasauksing’s Chrystal Tabobandung is planning a Take A Stand: Taking Back Our Communities walk/bike/drive from Henvey Inlet to Parry Sound...
Anishinaabe kwoek show support for Standing Rock
Submitted by Sue Chiblow Anishinaabe kwoek organized a “Water Awareness Walk” in Baawaating territory known as Sault Ste. Marie on Oct 7, 2016, to increase...
Elite athletes aim to skate to the top
By Kelly Anne Smith North Bay – It was an inspirational conversation, talking with some of the best young female hockey players in Ontario—all of...
‘Let’s do something to help our children’ Long Lake #58 Chief on the Anishinabek Education System
By Rick Garrick LONG LAKE #58—Long Lake Chief Veronica Waboose says more control over curriculum and education spending will be among the benefits of signing...