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The 16th annual Wabun Senior Youth Gathering was held at the School of Indigenous Learning in Neebing from Aug. 15-17.

A Federal Court judge had some tough questions Wednesday for lawyers representing six eastern Ontario First Nations challenging the Métis Nation of Ontario’s self-government agreement. “Where does your client get the authority?” asked Associate Judge Benoit Duchesne

The Métis Nation of Ontario was in court Tuesday urging a judge to dismiss a challenge to the group’s self-government agreement with Canada, which a First Nations tribal council rejects as “colonization 2.0” and “an existential threat” to their rights.

The Annual Wabun youth gathering was held in Elk Lake in a weeklong event from July 17 to 21 for over 60 First Nation youth.

THUNDER BAY - NEWS - The federal government is pushing through legislation regarding Metis recognition that will greatly affect First Nations without consultation and participation. The Chiefs of Ontario met at their Annual Chiefs-in-Assembly in Thunder Bay, between June 13 and 15 where this issue was discussed. The consensus was made to urge all Chiefs,

The federal government is pushing through legislation regarding Metis recognition that will greatly affect First Nations without consultation and participation. The Chiefs of Ontario met at their Annual Chiefs-in-Assembly in Thunder Bay, between June 13 and 15 where this issue was discussed. The consensus was made to urge all Chiefs, First Nation members and the public to

Mining officials were provided with insights on how to do business in in “one of the busiest mining regions in Canada.”

Speaker presents Wabun model for engaging with FNs

Mining officials were provided with insights on how to do business in in “one of the busiest mining regions in Canada.”

Spruce budworm has defoliated over 2 million hectares of area forests since 2014