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Tom Longboat Day to be marked June 4 across province of Ontario

“This legendary Canadian has been ignored for too long,” Eglinton-Lawrence M.P.P. Mike Colle said after Ontario members of...

Sharing John Paishk’s drum with the world

Four years after witnessing the drumming and dancing at Sandy Lake, I photographed John Paishk of Red Lake, Ont., with his...

Beaver animal of choice in Mattagami

It was a beautiful day to visit Mattagami First Nation April 24 to check out the annual Beaverfest celebration in the...

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Gull Bay artist Kevin Belmore with his animal protest painting that features a group of animals leaving in a canoe over man’s destruction of the environment. Photo by Rick Garrick
Dec 24, 2015    0
Gull Bay artist featured at country market

Gull Bay’s Kevin Belmore has created a protest painting featuring animals leaving in a canoe over man’s destruction of the environment.

“It’s called Animal Protest — they are protesting...

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Sports
The Geyshick brothers, Henry and Brandon, helped their Fort Frances High School senior boys volleyball team to an 8-0 record and a NorWOSSA championship this year. Submitted photo
Dec 24, 2015    0
Lac La Croix players help lead championship team

Lac La Croix brothers Henry and Brandon Geyshick helped lead the Fort Frances High School senior boys volleyball team to an 8-0 season record and the NorWOSSA championship.

“It was pretty...

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Dec 24, 2015    0
Drug charges laid in Grassy Narrows First Nation

Members of the Treaty Three Police Service Street Crime Unit and Ontario Provincial Police Drug Enforcement Unit executed a CDSA (Controlled Drugs and Substances Act) search warrant on a local...

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Community
Eabametoong’s Lovina Moonias, Starr Moonias and friend attended the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s Nov. 9 Community Engagement Session at Lakehead University with a group from the Underground Gym. Photo by Rick Garrick
Dec 22, 2015    0
NCTR holds meeting at Lakehead University

Peawanuck’s Joyce Hunter raised the issue of children who died at residential school during the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR)’s Community Engagement Session at Lakehead...

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Culture
Dec 22, 2015    0
Canoe building over a year in progress

Alyssa Lentz is about half way through the construction of her first birch bark canoe thanks to some assistance from her father, canoe builder Darren Lentz.

“I kind of always wanted to...

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