Education

Cat Lake’s Titotay Memorial School will soon receive bags of sports equipment, thanks to nine Negahneewin College students.

Two Red Rock Indian Band members and two Lakehead University researchers took home the university’s first annual Aboriginal Partnership Research Award.

The presents are long-gone open, the champagne has flowed, the holiday parties are over and so is Valentine’s Day.

Danny Cutfeet encouraged youth to prepare themselves for future careers during the Blueprint for the Future Aboriginal Youth Career Fair.

Slow Internet among factors hurting opportunities for youth

John Milloy, minister of training, colleges and universities and Chris Bentley, minister of Aboriginal affairs announced new bursaries and enhanced programs and services for post-secondary Aboriginal students in Ontario.

Pelican Falls teachers, students fundraise for Haiti

Sandy Lake’s Rhonda Goodman believes her commitment to Oshki-Pimache-O-Win’s Native Early Childhood Education program sets a good example for her nine children.

Neskantaga Education Centre celebrated Family Literacy Day Jan. 27 with community members joining youth for a book fair, reading corner, craft center, puzzle centers, many different language arts and math games including a Scrabble challenge.

After more than two years before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, the lawsuit by Rachel Paquette-Flanagan and John William Dudley against Northern Nishnawbe Education Council was dismissed.