‘First Nations need sufficient, predictable and sustained funding’: Madahbee
Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Patrick Madahbee says that new fiscal relationships with First Nations are important for the federal government.
“Sufficient, predictable and sustained...
Health and Wellness Board Room Dedicated to Ted Nolan’s Mother Rose Nolan
Sault College is honoured to announce that the Ted Nolan Foundation has partnered with the College to continue granting scholarships to deserving First Nations...
Algoma U Hosts Talk on Indigenous and Afrocolombian Women
In honour of International Women’s Day, Algoma University will be hosting a special talk with Charo Mina Rojas and Associate Professor Dr. Sheila Gruner...
Call for a National Circle of Ceremony and Healing for our Spirits
The Anishinabek Nation leadership support the recent call for a National Circle of Ceremony and Healing for Our Spirits placed by the Assembly of...
Grassy Narrows ‘very much’ Ontario’s issue: PM
OTTAWA - The ongoing mercury poisoning on the Grassy Narrows First Nation is "very much" an Ontario issue, Justin Trudeau says — a point...
If you like soup, you’ll love this!
The 3rd Annual Soup Ste. Marie event will take place Saturday March 18th from 6pm-8:00pm at 180 Projects, an independent gallery located at 180...
Algoma U Hosts Anishinaabe Alumni Panel on March 3rd
Algoma University, the Anishinaabe Initiatives Division (AID), the Shingwauk Anishinaabe Students’ Association (SASA), and the Algoma U Alumni Council, invite you to attend the...
Port of Algoma helping send Garden River tyke team to Little NHL tournament
The Garden River Little Rapids tyke team will be competing next month in the 2017 Little Native Hockey League Tournament in Mississauga, Ontario. To...
Logging charges withdrawn: Accused get $390K
TORONTO - The Ontario government has been ordered to pay four aboriginal people $390,000 after the prosecution decided at the last minute to withdraw...
Algoma U to host 12th Annual Pow Wow
Algoma University, the Anishinaabe Initiatives Division (AID), and the Shingwauk Anishinaabe Students’ Association (SASA) welcome everyone to come and indulge in indigenous culture and...
