First Nation

What do you mean you’re going to Ceremonies?

Bob Goulais2014-11-17T07:45:21-05:00December 1, 2009|Categories: Midewiwin|Tags: Aboriginal, Anishinaabe, Anishinaabek, Anishinaabemowin, Ceremonies, First Nation, Midewiwin, Midewiwin Lodge, Odawa, ojibwa, Ojibway Language, Ojibwemowin, Pottawatomi, Spirituality, Three Fires Midewiwin Lodge, Three Fires Society|

Three Fires Midewiwin Lodge Grand Chief Eddie Benton-Banai

Why First Nations Shouldn’t Pay HST

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:26:01-05:00November 23, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, Aboriginal Affairs, First Nation, Harmonized Sales Tax, HST, Tax Exemption, Treaty, Treaty Rights|

Last week, the Government of Ontario introduced legislation entrenching the

Friendship Centres Are An Important Gathering Place

Bob Goulais2018-03-26T15:41:25-04:00November 17, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, Aboriginal Culture, Cree, First Nation, Friendship Centre, national-association-of-friendship-centres, Native Culture, Nipissing, Nipissing First Nation, ojibwa, Ojibway, Ojibwe, Pow-Wow, Powwow, urban-aboriginal|

Today, several of my friends from the National Association of

Rogue Warriors Live Up To Stereotype

Bob Goulais2010-12-14T21:25:13-05:00November 16, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, Caledonia, Cayuga, Chiefs, Confederacy, First Nation, Haudenasaunee, Mohawk, Nipissing, Occupation, Oneida, Onondaga, Ontario Provincial Police, OPP, Seneca, Six Nations, Tuscarora, Warrior|

Smoke engulfs a minivan as it is overturned during 2006

Missing and Murdered First Nation Women are Calling

Bob Goulais2018-12-20T13:09:29-05:00November 14, 2009|Categories: Anishinaabek|Tags: Aboriginal, aboriginal-women, burnt-church, family-violence, First Nation, Hilary Bonnell, maisy-odjick, Mi'kmaq, missing-aboriginal-women, murdered-aboriginal-women, native-womens-association-of-canada, shannon-alexander, sisters-in-spirit, willy-pickton|

Left: Shannon Alexander, 17 went missing with her friend Maisy