Chief Wesley News Today

Cat Lake First Nation Chief Russell Wesley made a powerful statement today at the Chiefs of Ontario (COO) conference in Toronto.

At the end of spring, Canada’s National Observer published a five-part series on the incredible odds stacked against First Nation students in northern Ontario who must travel hundreds of kilometres away from their families to get a high school education. This is what we found.

By Patrick Quinn

CC 130J Hercules Aircraft from the Canadian Armed Forces on high readiness in Trenton

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The labour crisis no one talks about is in First Nation schools.

“It's just not an education story — it's a social story,” Chief Russell Wesley told Canada's National Observer.

Despite the copyright pages obligatory "Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental," Mullen says his alter ego, the books Billy Considine, reports incidents that happened in real life.

Ottawa, Traditional unceded Algonquin Territory, Ontario – Indigenous Services Canada In response to the significant risks and uncertainties presented