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First Nation Police Services Demand Their Day in Court: Canada Called out on Stall Tactics

Posted on behalf of Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario Ottawa, ON On December 5, 2024, First Nations community leaders and police service representatives gathered in Ottawa to provide an update on the human rights complaint of the Indigenous Police Chiefs of Ontario (“IPCO”). IPCO’s complaint, launched in March 2023, challenges Canada’s decades of chronic underfunding…

Federal Commitment Will Help Improve Vital Winter Road Network to Remote Communities

THUNDER BAY, ON: Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler welcomes new federal commitments to address the increasing fragility of the winter road network after meeting with First Nation leadership, Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu, and community members today on winter road planning and climate adaptation strategies. “Last winter our Chiefs were forced to…

NAN Strengthens Management Team with New Chief Administrative Officer, Executive Director

THUNDER BAY, ON: On behalf of the leadership of Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN), Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler has announced the hiring this week of Gary Dokis as NAN’s Chief Administrative Officer and Abby Robinson as NAN’s Executive Director. “I am very pleased to congratulate and welcome our new Chief Administrative Officer and our new Executive…

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Nishnawbe Aski Nation is a political territorial organization representing 49 First Nation communities within northern Ontario. It represents the legitimate, socioeconomic, and political aspirations of its First Nation members of Northern Ontario to all levels of government in order to allow local self-determination while establishing spiritual, cultural, social, and economic independence.

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Families With No Recourse for Racist and Incompetent Death Investigations Welcome Inspection of the Thunder Bay Police Service

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The very popular three-day Women's Gathering begins today!

Deputy Grand Chief Achneepineskum opened the gathering with an opening address.
“This week we will be talking about issues affecting our women. We’ll be hearing from women with lived experiences and experts in their fields.

26 children since the beginning of December are orphans due to unnatural deaths such as suicide and overdose. We need to stand together and support each other.

The theme for this gathering is ‘Strengthening Our Sisterhood’. We must always remember this.”

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Happy Family Day!!

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First Nation Police Services Demand Their Day in Court: Canada Called out on Stall Tactics

Federal Commitment Will Help Improve Vital Winter Road Network to Remote Communities

NAN Strengthens Management Team with New Chief Administrative Officer, Executive Director

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Federal Commitment Will Help Improve Vital Winter Road Network to Remote Communities

NAN Strengthens Management Team with New Chief Administrative Officer, Executive Director

NAN Mourns Passing of Murray Sinclair

NAN Stands in Solidarity with Families as Special Interlocutor’s Final Report Released

NAN Statement from AFN Special Chiefs Assembly

Families With No Recourse for Racist and Incompetent Death Investigations Welcome Inspection of the Thunder Bay Police Service

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