Lawyers for the Neskantaga First Nation say the province may have broken the law by signing deals with an international mining company Cliffs Natural Resources before consulting First Nations.

Teachers need to change what they're doing in the classroom if aboriginal students are going to succeed in school, according to John Hodson, chair of Lakehead University's aboriginal education department.

A woman faces charges following the death of a child on the Poplar Hill First Nation

Many residents of the Hill Court Estates trailer park want the City of Thunder Bay to continue owning and operating the park. City council heard the concerns of some trailer owners Monday night.

Environmental work on Peninsula Harbour near Marathon will begin this month. Contaminated sediment in the harbour will be capped with a layer of clean sand.

Canada has the world's 8th largest ecological footprint per capita, according to WWF's Living Planet Report 2012, which was released on Tuesday.

A Thunder Bay woman says even though she has a family doctor, the city's physician shortage led her into a medical nightmare.

Ontario's Progressive Conservatives accuse the Liberal government of planning to create a provincial gun registry.

The Chief of Neskantaga First Nation says he's willing to die to ensure his community's rights are protected in the Ring of Fire.

The Crown has elected to stay a charge of second-degree murder against Thea Gliddy of Thunder Bay, arrested two years ago following a fatal stabbing. The decision means she walks free.

Ontario's Anishinabek Nation says it won't wait any longer for the federal government to improve education for its students. Members will meet Tuesday in Sault Ste. Marie to work out a plan to improve the system.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation Grand Chief Stan Beardy has announced his candidacy to become the next Regional Chief of Ontario.

A program that helps out 500 elementary school children in Thunder Bay will shut its doors for good in June.

Amelia Skunk froze her feet again this winter when the winds howled through the holes in the walls of her home. It happened last year too.

Manitoba has imposed backcountry travel restrictions across the eastern part of the province as wildfires continue to burn and a dozen people were forced from their homes in the village of Badger.