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Investigations continue into death of a Wataynikaneyap power project worker

Investigations continue into death of a Wataynikaneyap power project worker

The death occurred nearly 400 km north of Pickle Lake
Province doubles funds for Indigenous economic development projects

Province doubles funds for Indigenous economic development projects

Application process now open for 2022-2023 cohort
North Shore palladium miner sharing the benefits with neighbouring First Nation

North Shore palladium miner sharing the benefits with neighbouring First Nation

Generation Mining signs contracting, training opportunities pact with Biigtigong Nishnaabeg
Northeastern Ont. palladium mine developer inks agreement with First Nation

Northeastern Ont. palladium mine developer inks agreement with First Nation

New Age Metals signs memorandum of understanding with Nipissing First Nation
Communities on the Move: Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg on the road to self-sufficiency

Communities on the Move: Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg on the road to self-sufficiency

Schooled in the business of hydroelectric and resource development, northwestern Ontario First Nation ready to branch into retail
First Nations chiefs concerned with Ring of Fire process

First Nations chiefs concerned with Ring of Fire process

Letter sent to government says draft terms of reference 'wrongly excludes us Indigenous peoples from all but token roles'
Experts weigh in on why diversity matters in creating 'authentic' tourism experiences

Experts weigh in on why diversity matters in creating 'authentic' tourism experiences

Tourism Industry Association of Ontario seminar explores ways to grow sector inclusiveness.
Province wants to scope out Northern Ontario for new hydroelectric power sites

Province wants to scope out Northern Ontario for new hydroelectric power sites

Ontario Power Generation, Ontario Waterpower Association team up to review potential areas for power development
Indigenous Leaders: Entrepreneurship will lead Indigenous communities out of the 'social trap'

Indigenous Leaders: Entrepreneurship will lead Indigenous communities out of the 'social trap'

NACCA CEO Shannin Metatawabin believes the path to First Nations well-being and prosperity is federal investment in Indigenous economic development
Indigenous educational institute earns accreditation

Indigenous educational institute earns accreditation

Kenjgewin Teg will soon be able to grant certificates, diplomas and degrees