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‘Speech is free, but hate you have to pay for’: Fort Frances lawyer says there’s a price for unfounded attacks

‘Speech is free, but hate you have to pay for’: Fort Frances lawyer says there’s a price for unfounded attacks

Douglas Judson and his law firm recently represented a group of plaintiffs who successfully sued a B.C. man for repeatedly falsely linking them to pedophilia and grooming.
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Police watchdog says fire at Wapekeka fly-in court site won’t impact shooting probe

Police watchdog says fire at Wapekeka fly-in court site won’t impact shooting probe

The Special Investigations Unit is investigating the killing of a 23-year-old man on July 31.
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Blue-green algae blooms on Superior ‘surprising and troubling’ says researcher but past data incomplete

Blue-green algae blooms on Superior ‘surprising and troubling’ says researcher but past data incomplete

Experts weigh in on what reported cyanobacteria blooms on the world’s largest freshwater lake mean in 2025.
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‘A lot of unity’: NAN leader says provincial, federal laws have helped galvanize First Nations

‘A lot of unity’: NAN leader says provincial, federal laws have helped galvanize First Nations

Deputy Grand Chief Bobby Narcisse says there was a lot of discussion around the legislation formerly known as Bills 5 and C-5 at this year’s Keewaywin Conference.
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Cleared NAN deputy grand chief says misconduct allegations were for ‘questioning of process’

Cleared NAN deputy grand chief says misconduct allegations were for ‘questioning of process’

The territorial organization will undergo a third-party review of its corporate structure and roles and responsibilities of officials.
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Fire engulfs Wapekeka building where community member was killed by police

Fire engulfs Wapekeka building where community member was killed by police

OPP say they’re investigating the cause of the late Sunday evening fire.
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Nokiiwin Tribal Council gets $4M from WSIB in new partnership

Nokiiwin Tribal Council gets $4M from WSIB in new partnership

The outgoing executive director of Nokiiwin says it’s an “amazing opportunity” to develop health and safety programming through an Indigenous lens.
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Nishnawbe Aski Nation deputy grand chief cleared of misconduct

Nishnawbe Aski Nation deputy grand chief cleared of misconduct

The lawyer for Bobby Narcisse says NAN chiefs discussed the matter at the 2025 Keewaywin Conference and determined “the matter was concluded.”
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Far north tourism camp owners hoping for post-pandemic rebound

Far north tourism camp owners hoping for post-pandemic rebound

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.
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‘Not a done deal:’ anti-nuclear advocates urging public to stay engaged

‘Not a done deal:’ anti-nuclear advocates urging public to stay engaged

The Nuclear Waste Management Organization wrapped up two information sessions in Dryden, public comment period still open.
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