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Traditional land-based teachings for Wabun youth - Vimarsana News

Traditional land-based teachings for Wabun youth

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

Judge questions First Nations' right to challenge Ontario Métis self government - Vimarsana News

Judge questions First Nations' right to challenge Ontario Métis self government

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

Source: cbc.ca
Métis Nation of Ontario urges judge to reject First Nations court challenge - Vimarsana News

Métis Nation of Ontario urges judge to reject First Nations court challenge

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.

Source: cbc.ca
Annual Wabun youth gathering celebrates culture and traditions - Vimarsana News

Annual Wabun youth gathering celebrates culture and traditions

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.

NetNewsLedger - Wabun Tribal Council Challenges Government's Metis Agreement In Court - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - Wabun Tribal Council Challenges Government's Metis Agreement In Court

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,