Ka-i-zhi-taa-waach Ka-ki-no-maa-gay-wi-ga-mi-goon – Residential Schools
Nin-gee-i-zha Pelican Ka-i-zhi-taa-waach Ka-ki-no-maa-gay-wi-ga-mi-goong. Ni-shee-mayns, ni-say-ay a-ee tush ni-mi-say-sug nin-gee o-taa-pin-ni-go-min ay-ni-pungi-shi-mooch Mee-ni-gee-sis. Nin-gee-a-yaa-min ni-taa-way-maa-gun-ni-naan-ug a-kee-kaang way-ti Albany Zee-bee-kaan-ing. Ni-baa-baam-iban a-ee tush-kay ni-mi-shoo-mis-sayns-gug-iban-eeg gee-pih-baa-booshi-yaan-na-waa Ki-chi...
First Nation author’s teachings in schools across Canada
By Kelly Anne Smith NORTH BAY – Reading Birdie, one becomes uneasy with her hard life. Writing Birdie, author Tracey Lindberg melded Pimatisewin – which...
Book Review: Words like love
Reviewed by Shirley Honyust/ Yenatli:yo “I write this without breaking my heart” follows the introduction to every section of poems penned by Tanaya Winder. The...
Opinion: Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls – police aren’t doing enough
By John Fox April 25 marked three years since Cheyenne Fox was murdered in Toronto. Cheyenne fell 24 stories to her death. At first...
Chippewas of the Thames hockey player returns from first international tournament
By Sam Laskaris Though his squad did not return with any hardware, Richie Albert will still have some fond memories of his first international hockey...
Positive progress being made between Chiefs of Ontario and province First Nations Energy Table
TORONTO, (April 26, 2016) —Chiefs of Ontario and the Ontario Ministry of Energy have agreed to move forward on a number of key issues following the...
Curve Lake softball player won the Horizon League’s Player of the Week Award
By Sam Laskaris Brittney Moffatt has been on a bit of a tear lately. And the 21-year-old member of the Curve Lake First Nation received...