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The Anishnawbe Business Professional Association (ABPA) has released a groundbreaking report that sheds light on the crucial role of First Nations communities in tackling climate change through carbon credit initiatives and nature-based solutions.

New ABPA Report Highlights First Nations Leadership in Carbon Credit and Nature-Based Climate Solutions

James Murray - November 15, 2024

Fort William First Nation is located just south of Thunder Bay Ontario. From the Pow Wow Grounds there is an amazing view out over Lake Superior

Fort William First Nation Opposes OPG Kakabeka Falls Redevelopment

Prosperity Podcast with Brian Davey - CEO NADF

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘀𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗣𝗼𝗱𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁 with Brian Davey CEO NADF

A contingent of Canadian Rangers from 12 First Nations from Northern Ontario participated in a prominent Remembrance Day ceremony in Toronto on November 11.

Honouring Indigenous Veterans on Indigenous Remembrance Day

Every Child Matters Orange Shirt Day

United Delegation of Dene Leaders on Special Chiefs’ Assembly – Long-term Reform of The First Nations Child and Family Services (FNCFS) Program

Eagle Flying Indigenous News

Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Calls for Resignation of Crown Indigenous Relations...

NNL Digital News Update - June 27, 2023 0

Indigenous Issues

AFN Backs Ontario First Nations’ Request to Postpone Métis Self-Government Legislation

NNL Digital News Update - June 26, 2023 0

Honouring Our Children Day is a Celebration of Our Future

Honouring Our Children Day is a Celebration of Our Future

NNL Digital News Update - June 24, 2023 0

A Nanti woman and child. The Nanti were just one of many uncontacted and recently-contacted peoples whose survival was threatened by the bill. © Survival

“Genocide Bill” scrapped as Indigenous people claim victory in Peru

NNL Digital News Update - June 24, 2023 0

In July of 1764 near what the Anishinabek called “the crooked place” – Niagara Falls – Sir William Johnson, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for British North America, met with some 2500 Chiefs and headmen to create an alliance that would be key to they creation of Canada. – illustration by Charles Hebert

Unpacking Treaty-Based Nation to Nation Relationships: A Reflection on National Indigenous...

James Murray - June 21, 2023 0

Under the Northern Sky

Under The Northern Sky ‘Time To Make Things Right’

Xavier Kataquapit - June 21, 2023 0

Eagle Flying Indigenous News

Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Supports First Nations’ Call to Delay...

NNL Digital News Update - June 21, 2023 0

In July of 1764 near what the Anishinabek called “the crooked place” – Niagara Falls – Sir William Johnson, Superintendent of Indian Affairs for British North America, met with some 2500 Chiefs and headmen to create an alliance that would be key to they creation of Canada. – illustration by Charles Hebert

Robinson-Huron Anishinaabe Nation in Ontario to Receive $10B Settlement for Unpaid...

NNL Digital News Update - June 18, 2023 0

Eagle Flying Indigenous News

Wabun Tribal Council Challenges Government’s Metis Agreement In Court

Xavier Kataquapit - June 15, 2023 0

Grand Opening of Aglace Chapman Education Centre in Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI)...

James Murray - June 15, 2023 0

MFNM Celebrates Recipients Awarded WINU Meritorious Doctorates of Education

MFNM Celebrates Recipients Awarded WINU Meritorious Doctorates of Education

NNL Digital News Update - June 11, 2023 0

Canadian Ranger Sergeant Buster Kurahara was presented with the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Commendation in May by the command team of the 3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group (3CRPG), Lieutenant-Colonel Shane McArthur and Chief Warrant Officer James Currier. 3CRPG photo

Ontario Canadian Ranger receives military commendation for service during forest fire

NNL Digital News Update - June 7, 2023 0

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