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It’s been at least 30 years since the Ojibway community Chippewas of the Thames had a resident whose mother tongue was the tribe’s Indigenous language.

It’s been at least 30 years since the Ojibway community Chippewas of the Thames had a resident whose mother tongue was the tribe’s Indigenous language.

It’s been at least 30 years since the Ojibway community Chippewas of the Thames had a resident whose mother tongue was the tribe’s Indigenous language.

It’s been at least 30 years since the Ojibway community Chippewas of the Thames had a resident whose mother tongue was the tribe’s Indigenous language.

Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre opens its new London clinic location, final stop in a journey that started a decade ago.

The Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre (SOAHAC) has opened a new clinic site in London, Ont. that supports the health and wellbeing of urban Indigenous peoples living in the city.

The grand opening showcased the new space at 493 Dundas St. which more than doubles SOAHAC’s previous clinic, offering increased privacy and accessibility for clients. 

The Middlesex Hospital Alliance and the Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre took time to remember, reflect and learn the history and effects of…

The Middlesex Hospital Alliance and the Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre took time to remember, reflect and learn the history and effects of…

The Middlesex Hospital Alliance and the Southwest Ontario Aboriginal Health Access Centre took time to remember, reflect and learn the history and effects of…