Community News

AMC hosting visit from United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food to remote First Nations

press release

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs to host a visit from United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food

Winnipeg – April 25, 2012 United Nations Special Rapporteur Mr. Olivier De Schutter will be in Treaty 1 Territory on the afternoon of May 11, 2012 with community site visits in Treaty 5(Adhesion) to the north on May 12, 2012.

NNEC Yellow Ribbon Walk For Life May 2 in Sioux Lookout celebrating First Nation resiliency

From Sioux Bulletin

 

Eva Olsson guest speaker at yellow ribbon walk 

Tim Brody - ASSOCIATE EDITOR - April 25, 2012

HOLOCAUST  survivor Eva Olsson is bringing her message of peace and tolerance to Sioux Lookout.

North Spirit Lake First Nation youth NEEDS YOUR VOTE for Miss Northern Ontario competition

From the Sioux Lookout Bulletin 

Melinda Henderson vying for Miss North Ontario

Tim Brody - ASSOCIATE EDITOR - April 25, 2012

A young woman from North Spirit Lake First Nation who is attending Queen Elizabeth District High School is vying for the title of Miss North Ontario 2012.

HAPPY Earth Day - time to clean up our act and learn to live with and protect our Mother Earth

from CTV.ca

Focus shifts to policy as Canada marks Earth Day

CTVNews.ca Staff - Apr. 22 2012

Access to information is a right that is being cut by government with their cut to CAP funding

From thechronicleherald.ca 

Everyone has the right to access information

April 21, 2012 - BY DULCIE MCCALLUM

This is the information age. At the core of our global and local communities is information. Accessing the Internet is how people learn and conduct research, find employment and volunteer work, socialize with friends and family, and sell/shop.

North Caribou Lake First Nation school and education programs require equitable funding

From CBC.ca

Walls crumble, mould infects First Nation school - North Caribou Lake First Nation says students suffer injustice in education funding

Jody Porter CBC News Posted: Apr 19, 2012

North Caribou Lake First Nation resident Lakota Pans loves going to school, but her learning environment is hindered by mouldy floors and crumbling walls. (Jody Porter/CBC)

Lakota Pans loves school. Math is the 13-year-old's favourite subject.