ANISHINABEK NATION HEAD OFFICE (March 3, 2026) – To the investors, mining companies, government representatives, and stakeholders gathered at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Conference in Toronto, the Anishinabek Nation, which supports and advocates for 39 member First Nations across Ontario, wishes to be clear: true certainty in critical minerals…
ANISHINABEK NATION HEAD OFFICE (February 5, 2025) — Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Linda Debassige is raising serious concerns about recent changes to Ontario’s Permits to Take Water Program procedures and process, warning that the province is moving in a direction that undermines First Nation rights, environmental…
ANISHINABEK NATION HEAD OFFICE (December 16, 2025) — The Anishinabek Nation acknowledges the Government of Ontario’s efforts to strengthen its critical minerals sector through the launch of the $500 million Critical Minerals Processing Fund (CMPF). While the Anishinabek Nation recognizes…
ALGONQUIN UNCEDED TERRITORY (December 5, 2025) — The Anishinabek Nation acknowledges the historic decision of the Senate of Canada, which voted 63–0 yesterday to adopt Bill S-2, An Act to amend the Indian Act, with amendments that would end the…
ANISHINABEK NATION HEAD OFFICE (November 24, 2025) — The Government of Ontario’s recent focus on the proposed Buy Ontario Act, 2025, underscores its commitment to prioritizing Ontario-made goods and services in public procurement, ostensibly to protect local workers and bolster…
TORONTO (November 20, 2025) – The Anishinabek Nation expresses sincere appreciation to the Standing Senate Committee on Indigenous Peoples within the Senate of Canada for passing amendments to Bill S-2, An Act to amend the Indian Act (new registration entitlements), that would end the second-generation cut-off and implement the One-Parent Rule. The Anishinabek Nation also commends…
ANISHINABEK NATION TERRITORY (November 12, 2025) — The Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly have formally renewed the State of Emergency declaration across the Anishinabek Nation territory due to the continual inequitable funding for policing, citing an escalating public safety crisis that continues…
SAULT STE. MARIE, ON (November 5, 2025) — The Anishinabek Nation acknowledges the release of the Canada Strong: Budget 2025 federal budget and is committed to engaging with government officials to ensure that the needs and priorities of Anishinabek member First Nations are fully addressed, as it clearly overlooks First Nations across the country. …
ANISHINABEK NATION TERRITORY (November 3, 2025) — The Anishinabek Nation marks the annual Treaties Recognition Week in Ontario for the 10th year by launching a new book called, This is my Treaty, aimed at preschool and Kindergarten-aged learners. “This is…
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