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Ambulance funding gets a big increase

Ambulance funding gets a big increase

The regional ambulance service is getting a 13 per cent increase in funding from the province.
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Mammogram blitz ahead at Fort Frances hospital

Mammogram blitz ahead at Fort Frances hospital

Riverside Health Care’s 2024 Mammography Blitz is set for Oct. 23 at La Verendrye General Hospital.
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High food costs mean poor health: SLFNA

High food costs mean poor health: SLFNA

A new report on food affordability says the cost of feeding a family is quite high in some First Nations.
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First Nations animal services project gets a boost

First Nations animal services project gets a boost

Matawa First Nations Management has demonstrated ‘exemplary leadership’ through a pilot project, Patty Hajdu says.
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Fort Severn high school has grand opening

Fort Severn high school has grand opening

The new Keewaytinook Internet High School building is located beside the Wasaho Cree Nation School.
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Ontario chiefs vote for settlement agreement

Ontario chiefs vote for settlement agreement

A 10-year agreement between Canada and First Nations has now been approved by NAN and Chiefs of Ontario.
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NAN chiefs ratify settlement agreement with feds

NAN chiefs ratify settlement agreement with feds

Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler said the chiefs demonstrated 'courage and leadership' in their 'historic decision' to ratify a final settlement agreement on First Nations child and family services.
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Conference examines Indigenous-led forestry

Conference examines Indigenous-led forestry

National Summit participants are ‘sharing stories about the new forest bioeconomy,’ says the National Aboriginal Foresty Association’s executive director.
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Dryden mill receives ‘clean and green’ energy funding

Dryden mill receives ‘clean and green’ energy funding

Under a previous owner, the mill dumped many tonnes of mercury into the Wabigoon River.
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Choose Life supports youth in northern First Nations

Choose Life supports youth in northern First Nations

NAN Choose Life is holding its annual general meeting this week.
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