Six very excited KiHS students are preparing to attend the York University Engineering and Science Olympics on Tuesday May 6 of this year. These KiHS students have been chosen as representatives from First Nations schools in Remote First Nations communities in Ontario. They will leave their communities and fly to Toronto on May 3rd and back again on May 7th. They are busily preparing their strategies for competing with 70 other high school teams from all across Ontario. This is a great opportunity and a great honour for these students!
OTTAWA — The Mohawk protester who helped shut down a stretch of Ontario's busiest highway last June says Canadians can expect more disruption on May 29.
JENNIFER MACMILLAN - April 15, 2008
TORONTO — The federal government has announced a plan to improve drinking water for First Nations communities across the country.
Press Release ...
OSNABURGH, ONTARIO and TORONTO, ONTARIO--(April 15, 2008) - Mishkeegogamang - Chief Connie Gray-McKay of the Mishkeegogamang Ojibway Nation and Sol Prizant of Richview Resources Inc. (TSX:RVR), today signed a Memorandum of Understanding committing to an ongoing relationship between the First Nation and Richview with respect to the company's exploration activities and the Thierry Mine Project.
Phil Fontaine, National Post - April 15, 2008
Jonathan Kay's column "A toddler martyred to Native identity" (April 1 - see below) ignores a number of facts and contains errors. With proper research, Kay would have found the truth about why the tragedies he cited have occurred.
The Canadian Press - Apr. 12 2008
OTTAWA -- Critics attacked the federal government Friday for stalling a contentious human rights bill after it was overhauled by opposition MPs to reflect widespread native concern.
"This bill would give First Nations people full rights protection under the Human Rights Act," said Liberal native affairs critic Anita Neville.