Highlights

Eight recipients will receive a $2,500 grant and mentorship from the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business.

'Kashechewan has been evacuated so many times. We understand the whole process. We understand the stress that comes with leaving your home in such short notice,' says CEO Tyson Wesley

Access to a diverse mix of energy will build resilient communities, says NOMA

Premier Doug Ford also announced that he's invited all the premiers to Muskoka next month for a Council of the Federation summer meeting

Minister of Families and Jobs, Patty Hajdu, said the program also gives students an opportunity to explore different career paths to see if it's a good fit for them.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada continues to push for stricter requirements for the De Havilland DHC-2 Beaver.

Feathers of Hope CEO says they envision this event leading into one next year.

A month after going public with her goal to cross the country raising awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, Vanessa Brousseau has bought the RV she needs to drive the vision forward

Students from Thunder Bay and Dryden collaborated to collect materials and build a traditional birchbark canoe.

The Pardon Project is a pilot program aimed at helping people who are eligible for a criminal pardon, or record suspension.