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Moose Cree defend against Quebec Cree legal claims - Vimarsana News

Moose Cree defend against Quebec Cree legal claims

By Patrick Quinn

Moose Cree opens office in Timmins - Vimarsana News

Moose Cree opens office in Timmins

Moose Cree First Nation officially opened an office this week to provide services to its members living in Timmins.

Source: nugget.ca
Indigenous leaders call for further search for mass graves - Vimarsana News

Indigenous leaders call for further search for mass graves

More grisly discoveries expected to be found at other residential school sites

Moose Cree First Nation and NioBay Metals Announce Renewal of the Protection Agreement - Vimarsana News

Moose Cree First Nation and NioBay Metals Announce Renewal of the Protection Agreement

French MONTREAL, Feb. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Niobay Metals Inc. (“NioBay” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: NBY) is pleased to announce that Moose Cree First Nation (“MCFN”) has signed an updated Protection Agreement (“PA”) in support of the 2021 exploration program. The PA sets out a framework for effective communication, information exchange, environmental protection and the inclusion of MCFN businesses in the exploration program. “ The PA reflects the mutual interests of NioBay and Moose Cree to work in partnership with the exploration program and continue to build a rela...

Polar bears tranquilized, transported by air from Moose Cree First Nation - Vimarsana News

Polar bears tranquilized, transported by air from Moose Cree First Nation

The MNRF tranquilized a mother polar bar and two yearlings, Moose Cree FN Chief Mervin Cheechoo says, before transporting them to a more suitable habitat further up the James Bay coast.(Facebook- Moose Cree FN) "Our last resort has always been to put them down. But you know what, the community's safety was a priority, and we always knew that there's a possibility that we might have to put them down to keep our community safe." Chief Cheechoo said the bears got within half a kilometre from houses, at which point local NAPS officers were able to push them back toward the landfill. Chief Cheech...

Source: cbc.ca