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by: Peter Moon - Special to Wawatay News

Six Canadian Rangers from across northern Ontario were a big hit for thousands of visitors to the Canadian Forces exhibit at the annual Winterlude festival in the nation’s capital.

by: Rick Garrick - Wawatay News

Newly installed high speed Internet services are a big hit on the James Bay coast.

Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug’s Stanley Bluecoat recent encounter with a wolf was told to Josie McKay, who retold the story on the Wawatay Radio Network. Here are some highlights of the story. The story is translated from Oji-cree.

by: James Thom - Wawatay News

When the last fish was reeled in, Cindy Tait came out on top.

by: Peter Moon - Special to Wawatay News

Junior Canadian Rangers from Muskrat Dam will feature prominently in two Canadian Forces videos that will promote the national Junior Ranger program.

by: Peter Moon - Special to Wawatay News

A 68-year-old Fort Severn man late returning from a trip to cut wood was found dead by a Canadian Ranger who went searching for him.

by: James Thom - Wawatay News

The government of Canada has launched a local employment project in Sachigo Lake First Nation.

by: Chris Kornacki - Wawatay News

The Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC) is supporting efforts by Muskrat Dam First Nation to explore the costs of building a one-megawatt hydroelectric power plant at Windigo Falls.

by: Debbie Mishibinijima - Wawatay News

Roger Oskineegish was recently elected as Chief of Nibinamik First Nation.

by: James Thom - Wawatay News

Mike DeGagné was recently recognized for his tireless work with Aboriginal people.