Weekend snowshoe walks in Eastmain grow in popularity
Jamie Moses reminisced about a childhood on the land when asked about his inspiration for initiating Eastmain’s weekend snowshoe walks back in 2015.
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O-J loses nature photographer in crash
John Wapachee, a 50-year-old nature photographer from the Cree Nation of Ouje-Bougoumou, died last month in a car accident
Will on the Grill: Love, Cree Style
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and I have a few suggestions for those of you who want to impress your significant other’s taste buds
The Nation’s annual Education Guide
If you are shopping around for a trade program to start your first job or considering a new career, read on.
Waswanipi hosts Christmas luncheon for community Elders
Christmas came early this year to the Elders of Waswanipi, who were treated to a special luncheon from Chief and Council on December 3. It was an initiative of Chief Marcel Happyjack, who will be away during the holidays and wanted to show the community’s love and appreciation for their Elders.
Odamino Centre provides first modern hockey arena for Mattagami
The Grand Opening of the Mattagami Odamino Centre dedicated to youth was held in Mattagami First Nation, December 4. The event featured guest speakers Ted and Brandon Nolan of NHL fame, Mattagami Chief Chad Boissoneau, Shirley Gillis-Kendall, Executive Director Kunuwanimano Child and Family Services, and Timmins Mayor George Pirie.
Communities provide helping hands this holiday season
This year, Cree communities are once again organizing to create a special show of holiday kindness. To relieve hunger, stress and worries this cold holiday season, families and individuals in need can turn to their local food banks and health services to access resources and support.
Wemindji’s annual youth canoe expedition celebrates 25 years
With winter fast approaching, we find ourselves reminiscing over fond summer memories. For many youth, a favourite memory from this past July was the annual Wemindji Youth Canoe Expedition. It happens every year, but this one was extra special because it was the 25th anniversary.
Resilience day shelter at Montreal’s Cabot Square offers warmth to homeless Indigenous people
With the early arrival of winter weather, there’s reason to celebrate the opening of a new day shelter near Montreal’s Cabot Square, which has long been a gathering space for the city’s homeless Inuit and First Nations people.