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May 6th, 2009

First Nation youth and police forces playing hockey at Fort William First Nation arena

Thunder Bay Community Cup

Hockey with aboriginal youth this Saturday at the Fort William First Nation Arena. 

This event is to help break some barriers between Aborignal Youth and Police and vise Versa. 

If you have any questions , please feel free to email me or call my cell.

Thanks

May 5th

Faron Hall is a hero for rescuing teen from Red River in Winnipeg

From the Winnipeg Sun  

Hero saves teen in river - Homeless man risks life after he saw male jump

By JASON HALSTEAD, SUN MEDIA - 5th May 2009

A homeless Winnipeg man is being hailed as a hero after pulling a teenager from the Red River, which is still swift and swollen from floodwaters.

Telemedicine Scheduling Job Opportunity with KOTM in Balmertown

 Employment Opportunity  
Telemedicine Scheduler 

Invitation to share photos and pictures about Canadians and their communities

Press release 

Vancouver 2010 invites Canadians to share their photos and words about their country and neighbourhoods through innovative online digital scrapbook called Canada CODE

May 4, 2009

Athletics Ontario teams traveling to NAN First Nation schools to deliver athletics program

NAN Press Release

NAN welcomes arrival of new athletics program to its communities

THUNDER BAY, ON, May 4 /CNW/ - Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Deputy Grand Chief Terry Waboose welcomes the arrival to Nishnawbe Aski Nation schools a program called Fun in Athletics.

Administered by International Fun and Team Athletics (IFTA), the program is designed to educate youth of the achievements of great First Nations sporting heroes, and through modern physical fitness programming and goal setting, to inspire them to take up sports.

May 4th

NAN Education hosting Roundtable on First Nation Post-Secondary Education

As part of the 2nd Annual NAN Education Awareness Week,

there will be a

Roundtable on Post-Secondary Education

Please see the poster and registration form below.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

Registration is mandatory.

For further information,

please contact the NAN Education Unit at 623-8228.

May 3rd

"Our Children, Our Future, Our Way!" COO First Nation Education conference, June 3-4

"OUR CHILDREN, OUR FUTURE, OUR WAY!" EDUCATION CONFERENCE

National Centre for First Nations Governance sharing online best practices toolkit

National Centre for First Nations Governance press release

Nation Building Services Aim at Developing First Nation Governance more Meaningful than the Indian Act

OTTAWA – April 29, 2009, The National Centre for First Nations Governance is traveling to First Nations in Ontario to assist with rebuilding the way they govern their Nations.

Ontario First Nations have received advice on consultation, territorial rights, election laws and citizen engagement.

May 2nd

The Anchorage Declaration from the Indigenous Peoples' Global Summit on Climate Change

The Anchorage Declaration

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24 April 2009

From 20-24 April, 2009, Indigenous representatives from the Arctic, North America, Asia, Pacific, Latin America, Africa, Caribbean and Russia met in Anchorage, Alaska for the Indigenous Peoples' Global Summit on Climate Change. We thank the Ahtna and the Dena'ina Athabascan Peoples in whose lands we gathered.

May 1st

First Nations concerned about government's attempt to modernize Ontario’s Mining Act

NAN press release 

NAN statement on Mining Act amendment bill

     THUNDER BAY, ON, April 30 /CNW/ - Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Stan Beardy acknowledges the attempts the Government of Ontario has made to address First Nations concerns over mining in the Mining Act amendment bill introduced by the Government of Ontario today, but is very concerned that the legislation might not fully recognize the rights of First Nations to decide on mining in NAN territory.