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Glen Hare has been elected chief of M'Chigeeng 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½ after 21 years. Leading a new 10-member council for a three-year term, his immediate priorities are improving communication and reviving community committees.

Steven Debassige organized a Sunrise Ceremony and awareness walk in M’Chigeeng for the Moose Hide Campaign, honoring missing and murdered Indigenous women and engaging men to help end violence.

AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak is demanding federal relief as high fuel prices threaten food and energy security for 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½s, specifically for remote communities reliant on diesel.

Wiikwemkoong observed Red Dress Day by teaching youth about safety and interconnectedness. Speakers shared traditional teachings, police safety tips, and "My Sister’s Toolkit" to protect young people.

Ontario will receive the first portion of an $8.5 billion child welfare settlement on May 29. Despite a federal judicial review, leaders are demanding the funds to support Indigenous self-determination.

Wiikwemkoong leadership announced that serious offenders face a two-year removal from the territory to combat drug violence. While aimed at safety, some worry it risks further displacing vulnerable members.

Meggie Cywink and other families of MMIWG2S+ victims are demanding direct oversight and audits of federal funding. They argue that large organizations fail to support families doing the actual work.

Jean Jacko opened Jean the Bean coffee house and Boss Bannock and Burgers in Whitefish River 91³ÉÈ˵¼º½. Her menu features fresh, affordable basics and specialized bannock dishes. The shop serves as a community hub for connection and wholesome food.