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The lawyer for Bobby Narcisse says NAN chiefs discussed the matter at the 2025 Keewaywin Conference and determined “the matter was concluded.”

The man has been released from custody and is scheduled to appear before the Ontario Court of Justice in Dryden in mid-September.

First Nations economic development officials market remote fishing excursions, primarily to U.S.-based clients, but some say business has dried up since COVID-19.

This year has been a great year, said Ben Bohémier, a local mycologist, as the area has had so much rain: “It’s August and there’s just tons of mushrooms out, which is awesome.”

Alyssa Cacciatore, the park’s visitor experiences coordinator, said Anishinaabe Keeshigun is their oldest annual event and it is a celebration of Anishinaabe culture.

Markus Arsenealt, who attended the fair with his family, said the fair is “always enjoyable.”

Chief Cornelius Wabasse of Webequie First Nation, one of many communities participating in the grand opening, said it was a good day and they look forward to working together with the airline.

Residents in Armstrong, Nakina and Aroland could see temperatures drop to 0 C on Saturday night into Sunday morning.

The annual award is designated for a lawyer who has shown exceptional vision, leadership, and impact on 2SLGBTQ+ issues.

Ontario needs to help municipalities with the cost of keeping airports open, Mayor Andrew Hallikas says.