NAN WINTER CHIEFS ASSEMBLY

"IT'S ALL GOOD" DIABETES TRAINING

4TH ANNUAL NAN WOMENS GATHERING

EDUCATION INFORMATION SYSTEM (EIS) SESSION

   MOTION TO ADD STIRLAND LAKE HIGH SCHOOL (also know as Wahbon Academy) and CRISTAL LAKE HIGH SCHOOL to THE INDIAN RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS SETTLEMENT ("IRSS AGREEMENT)

  CANADIAN ABORIGINAL WRITING CHALLENGE

NAN RESPONSE TO 2010 FEDERAL BUDGET

THUNDER BAY, ON March 5, 2010: Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Stan Beardy is concerned following the release of the Government of Canada’s 2010 budget on Thursday. Beardy says there is not enough support for First Nations infrastructure. “Although there are some positive aspects ...

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NAN Reacts to McGuinty's Five-Year Plan which Promises Development in the Ring of Fire

THUNDER BAY, ON February 26, 2010 : Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Grand Chief Stan Beardy is reacting to the Ontario Liberal government’s proposed five-year plan called ‘Open Ontario’ to be unveiled in the March 8, 2010 throne speech. Among other promises, ‘Open Ontario’ ...

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Welcome

Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) is an Aboriginal political organization representing 49 First Nation communities within James Bay Treaty 9 territory and the Ontario portions of Treaty 5. NAN territory covers two-thirds of the province of Ontario. NAN's elected Executive Council (Grand Chief and three Deputy Grand Chiefs), together with individual NAN First Nation Chiefs, advocate on behalf of the people and communities of Nishnawbe Aski to ensure a better quality of life for the Next 100 Years and beyond.