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Nation explores the real thing a Caterpillar Mining Vehicle.

Brunswick Exploration Increases Position in James Bay With PLEX Project Option

NNL Digital News Update - December 5, 2022

Isadore Day

WIISAG Announces Safe, Effective, and Affordable Cannabis Health Program for First Nation and Inuit Patients

Health News Radon

Mushkegowuk Council of Chiefs Receives “Grim Report” on Healthcare Status

Minister Jane Philpot

Minister Philpot Provides Drinking Water Advisories Update

Norway House

Norway House Cree Nation receives $100 million Commitment Canada to build Health Centre of Excellence

Alberta – Child and Youth Advocate Report Released

NNL Staff - February 8, 2017 0

"It's our belief that this could eventually cure later-staged metastasized cancer. People will not die from cancer, if our prediction is true.

Pauktuutit Inuit Women Partner with Canadian Cancer Society

NetNewsLedger - February 8, 2017 0

Chief Perry Bellegarde

Preventing Cancer Requires Culturally Safe Prevention

NNL Staff - February 7, 2017 0

Fresh and tasty and local - True North Community Co-op in Thunder Bay

Eating Healthier – Reduce Salt, Sugar, and Fat

NNL Staff - February 6, 2017 0

Join Jill Skube, Registered Dietitian at the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, to learn how to transform lunches into healthier, balanced, and delicious meals that will be kid (and adult) approved. The Healthy Get-Together session, which is open to the public, will be on Tuesday, September 13 from 7:00 – 8:00 pm at the Health Sciences Centre. RSVP by calling 684-7790 as space is limited.

Meal Timing Sets Healthier Life Patterns

NetNewsLedger - February 1, 2017 0

U of Calgary Research: Anti Gout Medicine Fights Opioid Withdrawls

NNL Staff - January 31, 2017 0

The latest research shows the health risk, and life risk of smoking

Smoking Imposes Heavy Economic Burden

James Murray - January 31, 2017 0

Left to Right: Kaitlin Negus (Diabetes Dietitian), Julie Makar (MHAP Counsellor), Sierra Hartnett (CCDC Social Worker), Rylee Blasky (CCDC Dietitian), Denise Wojciechowski (Chemo RN). Not pictured are Cindy Dwyer (CCDC RN) and Lisa Seamark (MHAP RN).

Type 2 Diabetes Higher in Indigenous Population – NOSM

NNL Staff - January 24, 2017 0

Smoke Break a $6k Luxury

The Cost of Smoking Cigarettes Adds Up

James Murray - January 23, 2017 0

Statement from Anglican Church on Sexual Abuse

NNL Staff - January 21, 2017 0

Indigenous women Elders The Eagle Feathers and Smudge along with tobacco at City Hall - Image taken with permission

Suicide Situation Dire and Urgent – Provincial Advocate

NNL Staff - January 20, 2017 0

SUICIDE PREVENTION was one of the major themes covered in workshops during the eighth annual Wabun Youth Gathering held from July 14 to 25 at the Eco Lodge in Elk Lake Ontario. Pictured are the Wabun Youth Senior participants who took part in the event.

First Nations Suicide Crisis Needs Immediate Action

NNL Staff - January 19, 2017 0

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