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There is not a lot of room in Courtroom 501 at the Thunder Bay Court House. That means families will be unable to attend all of the sessions.

“The System has Failed These Youth” – NAN Grand Chief Alvin...

NetNewsLedger - October 5, 2015 0

Limbrick youth engaged in grassroots neighbourhood improvements with today's fall clean up

Limbrick Neighbourhood Clean up Engages Youth to Build Community

NetNewsLedger - September 26, 2015 0

Cailin Elizabeth is following her dream as she works hard to build her career

Cailin Elizabeth – Chasing Down Her Dream as a Model

James Murray - May 22, 2015 0

The future for youth to find their way, sharing two worlds the traditional and the modern is not the easiest path

Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth Disappointed in Coroner Ruling

James Murray - May 8, 2015 0

Regaining a solid respect for the past while embracing the future is a challenge for Canada's Aboriginal Youth

First Nations Development Institute Accepting Proposals

NNL Staff - February 6, 2015 0

We live in a digital age. Are youth spending too much time in front of video games?

Helping Keep Kids Active and Healthy

NNL Staff - November 17, 2014 0

Cultural identity is a means of created strength and stability in your life.

Living Two Worlds: Cultural Identity and Aboriginal Youth Issues

Clyde Moonias - November 12, 2014 0

Wish, Hope, Dream

Feathers of Hope Team Invite Youth Delegates

James Murray - October 30, 2014 0

Clyde Brandon Moonias at Thunder Bay City Hall

Talking Anishinawbek Youth Issues with Clyde Moonias

James Murray - August 13, 2014 0

Youth Centres Thunder Bay (Youth TBay) are working hard to save their youth centre

Do Youth Matter in Thunder Bay?

James Murray - July 26, 2014 0

DFC Memorial Walk - No More Kids in the River

Thunder Bay Jury Roll Problem Halts Youth Death Inquest

James Murray - July 14, 2014 0

“ONWA’s vision is to be a unified voice for equity, equality and justice for Aboriginal women. On a daily basis, ONWA advocates on behalf of Aboriginal women and their families for safer communities, improved and increased access to social services, increased affordable housing, improved and self-governed education, and for the elimination of violence,” says Betty Kennedy, ONWA Executive Director.

National Education Meeting Vital for First Nations – Regional Chief Beardy

James Murray - July 10, 2014 0

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