Forest fires have always been a deep worry for those of us who live in the far north of Ontario.
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Forest fires have always been a deep worry for those of us who live in the far north of Ontario. We are surrounded by endless forests and we know full well...
First Nation youth representatives are letting the world know that Indigenous people are ready to stand up and protect the land. Keira Spence, Kohen...
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Kasabonika Lake’s Joe Brown enjoyed meeting Indigenous youth from across Canada at Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada’s week-long National Science Camp in Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan....
It was a sunny day and the lake was calm in Webequie First Nation, Ontario.
Frank Shewaybick, a citizen of Webequie First Nation was going for a boat ride on the south end of of the island...
Thunder Bay now has another way to report experiences with racism with the launch of a new racism-reporting tool open to the public.
The City of Thunder Bay’s Anti-Racism and Respect...
A group of Junior Canadian Rangers from Attawapiskat learned how to start fires and put them out with a fire extinguisher during a weekend visit to Moose Factory on the James Bay coast.
“It...
Canadian Rangers from four Cree First Nations on the James Bay coast have completed a complex search and rescue training exercise in which they impressed the general commanding the army in Ontario...
Forest fires have always been a deep worry for those of us who live in the far north of Ontario. We are surrounded by endless forests and we know full well...
First Nation youth representatives are letting the world know that Indigenous people are ready to stand up and protect the land. Keira Spence, Kohen...