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Ontario Birchbark

Ontario Birchbark

Launched in 2002. A publication specifically designed to serve the Indigenous people of Ontario.

  • February 26, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

Lorna Burke was recently
presented with the Louis Riel Certificate, which indicates that the Metis
Nation of Ontario Veterans鈥 Council has confirmed she is a M茅tis veteran. She
was also honoured with the Louis Riel Medal, which is given to M茅tis veterans
for their dedicated service to their peers, community and the M茅tis Nation.
Burke also received the Batoche鈥

  • February 26, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

Joe Moses, the first ever
Aboriginal chair of the Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce, is spearheading a
combined Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal business communities event with the
Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund.

APEX鈥攖he Aboriginal
Business Exchange will take place in June. The goal of APEX is to inform
businesses and鈥

  • February 26, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

Ontario has approved the
South Georgian Bay Lake Simcoe Source Protection Plan to strengthen local
source-to-tap drinking water protection. The plan was developed by local municipal
and community partners, including the Chippewas of Rama First Nation, on the
South Georgian Bay Lake Simcoe source protection committee.

The plan will take effect
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  • February 26, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

Dolores Wawia, long-time
professor at Lakehead University, was recently appointed to the Order of
Ontario. Cited as 鈥渁 leader, pioneer in Native education and storyteller who
has expanded educational opportunities for Aboriginal people,鈥 Wawia spent 15
year at听Lakehead.

She developed听the
Native Teacher Education Program, followed by three years鈥

  • January 29, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

Confederation College鈥檚 Centre for Policy in Aboriginal Learning recently facilitated the signing of a national Indigenous Education Protocol by President Jim Madder. College partner, Leona Scanlon, chair of the Negahneewin Council, also signed in support of the college鈥檚 ongoing commitment to Aboriginal education. The Indigenous Education Protocol, developed by the Colleges and Institutes鈥

  • January 29, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

David Abbott, a North York resident, is the latest recipient of the City of Toronto鈥檚 Aboriginal Affairs Award. Abbott was recognized specifically for his work with the Aboriginal Economic Business Development Project, although he has served on a number of boards including the Native Canadian Centre of Toronto and the Native Women鈥檚 Resource Centre of Toronto and is currently on the advisory鈥

  • January 29, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

The M茅tis Nation of Ontario has released a historic report on the M茅tis in the Mattawa/Nipissing region. The report was prepared by two independent research companies: StoneCircle Consulting and Know History and is a result of a tripartite research initiative financially supported by the Ontario government, the federal government and the MNO. After an extensive review of both English and鈥

  • January 29, 2015
  • Compiled by Shari Narine

The North Bay Indian Friendship