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New reports refute Metis claims, NAN and COO say

New reports refute Metis claims, NAN and COO say

Métis Nation of Ontario claims historical communities in the Rainy River/Lake of the Woods area and along Lake Superior’s north shore.
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Chiefs heard little or nothing about Bill 5 consultation sessions

Chiefs heard little or nothing about Bill 5 consultation sessions

Ontario's economic development ministry scheduled Indigenous consultation sessions for Aug. 8 in Thunder Bay, Aug. 14 in Sudbury.
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Geraldton hospital grapples with escalating costs

Geraldton hospital grapples with escalating costs

Capital projects have become more expensive, due in part to the Trump-initiated trade war.
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Bill C-5 approval disappoints Indigenous leaders

Bill C-5 approval disappoints Indigenous leaders

Bill giving Ottawa new powers to fast-track projects deemed 'in the national interest' passed in the Senate on Thursday
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New location chosen for OPP’s Greenstone detachment

New location chosen for OPP’s Greenstone detachment

As the current building is ‘going to be in a hole,’ police will move to a spot along Highway 11.
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Geraldton hospital's garden grows veggies and joy

Geraldton hospital's garden grows veggies and joy

Wheelchair-accessible gardening space is popular with Geraldton District Hospital's long-term care residents.
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Greenstone council approves new name for Longlac's Indian Road

Greenstone council approves new name for Longlac's Indian Road

A neighbouring First Nation offered Nishnabe Miikena as the road's replacement name.
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'Oh my God – this is actually happening’: Oshki-Wenjack graduates celebrate their journeys

'Oh my God – this is actually happening’: Oshki-Wenjack graduates celebrate their journeys

The education institute presented diplomas, degrees and certificates at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium.
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First Nation rejects 'drive-by consultation' by burning documents

First Nation rejects 'drive-by consultation' by burning documents

A short video shows a KI council member burning consultation papers from the province.
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Indigenous leaders slam Ford’s 'racist' remarks; Ford apologizes

Indigenous leaders slam Ford’s 'racist' remarks; Ford apologizes

Premier said First Nations ‘can’t just keep coming hat in hand all the time to the government.’
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