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Lac La Ronge chief recipient of national women’s leadership award
“It was a big ambition and goal that we set out to have as a community. There were times we ran into challenges and we didn’t know whether this would go through. But we kept on pushing...” — Chief Tammy Cook-Searson, Lac La Ronge Indian Band
Upcoming graphic novel Version Control continues Indigenous superhero trilogy
“You have your characters, and you have to figure out a really intriguing cool plot to put them in. And for me, it was just like building up to a big superhero showdown.” — author David A. Robertson
Rescind Bill 1, regional chief tells Alberta premier
The Charter of Rights and Freedoms legally enshrines the right to freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly. These freedoms are “guaranteed” in s. 1 of the Charter.
Raptors grant $50,000 to Dennis Franklin Cromarty high school for uniforms, gym improvements
The school is run by the Northern Nishnawbe Education Council.
Former chief says his new role with Axxcelus will help make economic reconciliation a reality
“I will just be helping (Indigenous communities) structure, and facilitate in ways that haven’t been done before for big equity deals with the provincial, federal and private sectors.” — Billy Morin
Traditional canoe construction nets students more than grades
The canoe is an enduring symbol of traditional Anishinabe ingenuity, philosophy, and culture; a sublime harmony of form, beauty, and functionality.
Poem turned picture book finds a beautiful place in between the ancestors
Annual Wabun Youth Gathering adapts to deal with pandemic
“We have had to make many changes to our gathering this year, but we have chosen to see this as an opportunity to spend more quality time with our young people.” —Faye Naveau, regional crisis coordinator for Wabun Health Services
Tomson Highway to lecture on the purpose of our existence on earth—laughter
“Laughter is the reason for existence on the planet earth. To have a good time.” — Tomson Highway
Climate change means adjusting to new signs from nature
Health providers collaborate to provide culturally-relevant mental wellness services to Indigenous peoples
“We’re transforming how wellness is defined, that it’s not simply one worldview, but that it should and can be combined with Indigenous worldviews as well.” — Raymond Deleary, executive director of Atlohsa Family Healing Services