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Indigenous Leaders: ‘Deep passion for storytelling’ fuels filmmaker’s creative process

Indigenous Leaders: ‘Deep passion for storytelling’ fuels filmmaker’s creative process

Dr. Shirley Cheechoo’s most recent recognition comes from Canada Council of the Arts
Equinox Gold cuts the ribbon on Greenstone mine

Equinox Gold cuts the ribbon on Greenstone mine

Mining, community leaders reflect on arduous path to reach gold production
Berens River bridge, road funding will be regional catalyst for northwest First Nations

Berens River bridge, road funding will be regional catalyst for northwest First Nations

Spring construction start will bring road access to seven remote communities and a proposed lithium mine
Expansion plans bloom for Dryden-based greens grower

Expansion plans bloom for Dryden-based greens grower

AgriTech North using $500,000 in provincial money to build new greenhouse
Six First Nations look to take down Ontario's Mining Act

Six First Nations look to take down Ontario's Mining Act

Mining regulatory regime called 'appalling, insulting, discriminatory' by lawyer for five communities
Ginoogaming breaks ground on major infrastructure upgrades

Ginoogaming breaks ground on major infrastructure upgrades

Project will bolster community safety, longevity of road infrastructure
Feds fund economic development, forestry technician positions

Feds fund economic development, forestry technician positions

FedNor earmarked $1 million for four North Shore communities
First Nations ownership group acquires a new partner

First Nations ownership group acquires a new partner

Bearskin Lake First Nation has joined partnership that recently purchased Best Western hotel
Thunder Bay-made product wins railway engineering award

Thunder Bay-made product wins railway engineering award

TBT Engineering's patented invention is being distributed by Supercom Industries, a First Nations partnership
Grassy Narrows sues Ontario, seeking to nullify all mining claims

Grassy Narrows sues Ontario, seeking to nullify all mining claims

If the court sides with the northwestern First Nation, it would 'undermine the Mining Act throughout the province': lawyer