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Shwe Miikaan Miller awarded $43 million contract for highway maintenance (opens the original)
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Five people pose for a photo in front of a large truck, with person on farthest left holding a certificate. Shawanaga First Nation Chief Adam Pawis, Brantford-Brant MPP Will Bouma, Parry Sound-Muskoka MPP Graydon Smith, Magnetawan First Nation Chief Lloyd Noganosh, and Timmins MPP George Pirie on Aug. 20. Community members, leadership, and representatives gathered on a sunny Thursday morning at Magnetawan First Nation to celebrate the official launch of the Britt Patrol Yard Area Maintenanc
First Nation communities and Georgian Bay Biosphere Mnidoo Gamiireturning thousands of turtle hatchlings home this August, how to help and learn more (opens the original)
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Children gather around as a person holds a tiny hatchling turtle. Georgian Bay Biosphere Mnidoo Gamii share knowledge with turtle release participants. This August, communities across the region are releasing thousands of turtle hatchlings, with release events and hatchery tour dates members of the public can join. Wasauksing First Nation, Shawanaga First Nation, Georgian Bay Biosphere, Magnetawan First Nation, and Moose Deer Point First Nation are all running turtle incubation programs. If you
Indigenous communities adapt as Near North District School Board undergoes provincial supervision (opens the original)
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Ashley St. Pierre remains committed to the role of Indigenous trustee even as the Near North District School Board remains under provincial stewardship. St. Pierre was appointed as an Indigenous trustee for the 2022-2026 term and was later elected by the trustees to serve as board chair before her term ended in November 2025 â just a month before the board was dissolved in December 2025. She is currently the education director at Moose Deer Point First Nation and functions as the community’s
Presentation on MMIWG2S and human trafficking highlights dangers in Parry Sound's Hwy. 400 corridor (opens the original)
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Person wearing a black T-shirt with the words âStrong Resilient Indigenousâ standing beside a railing in a glass-walled hallway. Suzanne Smoke will be the speaker at Parry Sound's upcoming presentation on Human Trafficking. On July 30, the Parry Sound Friendship Centre will host a community presentation on human trafficking and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2-Spirit People (MMIWG2S). The event, led by antihuman trafficking expert Suzanne Smoke, is raising awareness and
Wasauksing's Zeegwon Shilling-Tabobondung set for Toronto's UpFRONT Festival. Here's where his music started (opens the original)
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Zeegwon Shilling-Tabobondung’s story, he explained, begins when he was just three years old, teaching himself how to play music. âI had a little, kind of crappy electric keyboard from the Salvation Army in my house. I started to teach myself how to play something that sounded good, not just smashing the keys around, but something coherent,â he said. Shilling-Tabobondung is a 20-year-old Anishinaabe musician and actor from Wasauksing First Nation, currently based in Toronto. He grew up betwee
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