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Murray Sinclair on his life's new rhythm, same clear purpose - Vimarsana News

Murray Sinclair on his life's new rhythm, same clear purpose

After decades in the public eye, the Indigenous advocate and former commissioner pivots to new chapter

Standing Bear Council hosting Catfish and Buffalo Carp Supper - Vimarsana News

Standing Bear Council hosting Catfish and Buffalo Carp Supper

Standing Bear Council will host a Catfish and Buffalo Carp Supper on Saturday, July 15 at the International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) building at 1720 Blondeau St. (18th and

Dept. of Military Affairs: Wisconsin Army Guard transitions from firsts to future - Vimarsana News

Dept. of Military Affairs: Wisconsin Army Guard transitions from firsts to future

MADISON, Wis. — Brig. Gen. Matthew Strub cast his vision for the Wisconsin Army National Guard by first acknowledging its legacy. “The dedication and pro

Michigan tribe says state agency flouted rules issuing Line 5 tunnel permits - Vimarsana News

Michigan tribe says state agency flouted rules issuing Line 5 tunnel permits

/ “As an area of great historical, cultural, and religious importance, you couldn’t point to something in the entire Great Lakes region that has more significance to the Anishinabek people [than the Straits of Mackinac],” says a tribal attorney. The waters dividing Michigan’s Upper Peninsula from the rest of the state — an area that was mostly dry land several thousand years ago — is a sacred place for many in the Great Lakes, and especially the Anishinaabek. “It has been described by a noted ethnohistorian as the Garden of Eden of the Ojibwe people,” says Kathryn Tierney, t...

Wiky elder shares justice award - Vimarsana News

Wiky elder shares justice award

Article content A Wiikwemkoong elder is being recognized for her commitment to strengthen justice for Indigenous people in Ontario alongside 11 other knowledge keepers who sit on the province’s Elders’ Council. The council, which was established using Indigenous methodologies in 2016, was created to support the work of the Indigenous Justice Division of the Attorney General’s office and to reclaim Indigenous legal systems. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Wiky elder shares justice award  Back to video On Friday, the Law Foundati...