March 14-20, 2023 : Weekly News Roundup
This week articles highlighted the importance of respecting First Nations in Treaty Nine and the possibility that the value ofContinue Reading
This week articles highlighted the importance of respecting First Nations in Treaty Nine and the possibility that the value ofContinue Reading
This past week, Asubpeeschoseewagong Anishinabek, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug, Wapekeka First Nation, and Neskantaga First Nation asserted a mutual cooperation agreement, statingContinue Reading
The Ontario government unveiled its 2022 budget, and the mining of so-called ‘critical minerals’ in the Ring of Fire featuresContinue Reading
On December 23, the Federal Court of Canada and the Court of Queen’s Bench of Manitoba approved the settlement agreementContinue Reading
This week’s news focused on Wyloo Metals, an Australian company seeking to increase its stake in Noront Resource. The companyContinue Reading
Due the spike in COVID-19 cases in Thunder Bay, Chief Moonias requested that the feds rent out the remaining hotelContinue Reading
Three weeks after 271 residents of the community of Neskantaga were evacuated due to contaminated water, the federal Indigenous ServicesContinue Reading
Conservative and NDP MPs continue to call on the Federal government to bring an end to the boiled water advisoryContinue Reading
A few essential services workers remain in the Neskantaga after the remainder of the community was evacuated to Thunder Bay,Continue Reading
Neskantaga First Nation hit another breaking point in its decades long water crisis. When an oily residue was discovered atContinue Reading