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Out-of-service buses create woes for Chisasibi students
Several school buses in Chisasibi that serve both the James Bay Eeyou and Waapinichikush Elementary schools have been repeatedly out of service over the winter.
Gespe’gewa’gi: The Last Land documents the hard-won fishing rights of Listiguj
It’s just after midnight on the opening day of snow-crab season, which means it’s time to go to work. The captains start up their boats, and head out from their home in Listuguj, Quebec, through Chaleur Bay, heading to the Gulf of St. Lawrence to catch crab and exercise their inherent rights.
Choose to Challenge: celebrating the women of Eeyou Istchee
International Women’s Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women every March 8. It is a call for gender parity across the globe.
Seven date-night suggestions for an exceptional Covid Valentine’s Day
It’s been nearly a year that this pandemic has upended most of our lives, and hopefully this will be the first and only Valentine’s Day under these exceptional circumstances.
Wreath of Hope helps record number of Mistissini families
Every year, Meechum L’Inter Marché’s Wreath of Hope serves as a bright spot for Mistissini over the long winter months, giving back to dozens of community members who need a helping hand
The Nation’s annual guide to continuing education programs, colleges and universities
The year 2020 was a hard one for both students and teachers. The entire post-secondary student body in Canada found themselves on Zoom instead of in classrooms.
The State of the Cree Nation
The Grand Chief reviews the year 2020 in Eeyou Istchee
Year-End Recaps
Year-End Recaps
Cree Nation names Jamie Moses as its first language commissioner
The Cree Nation Government appointed its first-ever Cree Language Commissioner, a result of the Cree Language Act of Eeyou Istchee, passed in September 2019.