Politics

by: Wawatay staff

Aboriginal youth from 28 First Nations will get an opportunity to develop their skills through the Sioux Lookout Area Aboriginal Management Board.

by: Rick Garrick - Wawatay News

Nishnawbe Aski Nation is looking to broaden its Girl Power Wolf Spirit Warrior program with more social networking tools.

by: Rick Garrick - Wawatay News

Minister of Natural Resources Linda Jeffrey had felt optimistic before the Nishnawbe Aski Nation chiefs declared their opposition to Bill 191, the Far North Act.

by: James Thom - Wawatay News

While contemplating a run at public office in his community, Sandy Lake’s Ringo Fiddler was told he wasn’t eligible.

by: Debbie Mishibinijima - Wawatay News

New evidence has been found to strengthen the Rupert’s Land case that was initiated by the Mushkegowuk Council on Nov. 18, 2003 against Canada and Ontario.

by: James Thom - Wawatay News

Canada and the United States were among 41 countries to abstain from supporting a United Nations resolution declaring access to clean water and proper sanitation be recognized as a human right.

by: Rick Garrick - Wawatay News

First Nation leaders are concerned Ministry of Natural Resources Minister Linda Jeffrey’s listening tour across NAN territory will be considered as consultation.

by: Rick Garrick - Wawatay News

The Assembly of First Nations has announced a $2.5 million poverty reduction project focused on creating sustainable First Nation economies.

by: Debbie Mishibinijima - Wawatay News

The Family Homes on Reserves and Matrimonial Interests or Rights Act (Bill S-4) passed through second reading at the House of Commons  July 7.

by: Rick Garrick - Wawatay News

While some First Nations people are planning to hold onto their sales receipts, others are not happy with having to pay the provincial portion of the HST tax.