Chiefs slam Ontario, call on Queen’s Park to stop appealing landmark treaty annuities case
Ontario is challenging a 2018 lower court finding that the Crown has a ‘mandatory and reviewable’ duty to raise treaty annuity
Robinson-Huron Treaty
New history curriculum puts First Nation front and centre
Educator Harvey McCue has created, in partnership with Long Lake #58 First Nation, a history…
‘They need our permission’: Treaty signatories say land claims require consent
The chief of Batchewana Bay First Nation is calling on Ontario and Canada to stop…
Batchewana FN ‘disappointed’ Ontario appealing Robinson Huron win
“The provincial government has a fiduciary obligation to honour our treaties.”
Trudeau government ignored pleas of Wet’suwet’en members fighting for rights: NDP MP
NDP MP Nathan Cullen believes the Trudeau government needs to be more respectful of the…
First Nations win case over $4 payments from Ontario, federal governments
The provincial and federal governments have been short-changing First Nations in Ontario for more than…
‘It will validate the treaty’: Why 21 Ontario First Nations are challenging Canada over $4 payments
(From left to right: Wikwemikong Chief Duke Peltier, Wasauksing Chief Warren Tabobondung, Shawanaga Chief Wayne…
Nation To Nation: Two courts will be hearing some important cases
An on-going court case could put a little more money in the pocket of band…
Treaty annuity case livestreamed from Sudbury
In 1850 Anishinabek leaders and the British Crown signed the Robinson Huron Treaty. It stipulated…