Attawapiskat Chief Spence’s aide walking to Ottawa
A close aide to Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence is among a group of four men currently walking from Attawapiskat to Ottawa calling for the Canadian government to “honour our treaties.”
Ontario
New Six Nations chief wins by two votes, promises unity
The new chief of Six Nations in Ontario is pledging to pull her community together.
Ontario premier meets with Harper to discuss the Ring of Fire
Premier Kathleen Wynne met with the Prime Minister Stephen Harper Thursday hoping to breathe new life into the Ring of Fire.
Protestors in Ontario block work site of Line 9 project
The contentious pipeline would bring bitumen from the tar sands and move it through Ontario’s waterloo region.
Water plant coming to Tyendinaga
Clean, drinkable water will soon flow through the pipes of some homes in Tyendinaga.
The eastern Ontario First Nation has been waiting years for safe water.
Environmentalists applaud opportunity to voice opinion on pipeline
Residents in Ontario will soon have the opportunity to voice their opinion on the proposed energy east pipeline.
Plane crashed after sending an emergency call in northern Ontario
The Bearskin Airlines twin engine turboprop was travelling from Sioux Lookout to the Red Lake Ontario. Five People died in the crash – two survived.
Return of Yum Yum chips logo triggers outrage
It is not new and it has been on the shelves of the grocery stores in Quebec and Ontario for decades.
Mining company sues Ontario for $110 million over duty to consult
A mining company is suing the Ontario government for $110 million over its failure to consult with First Nations.
