Iconic Sauble Beach welcome sign changed to reflect First Nation ownership
The Sauble Beach sign was changed to reflect a court decision last year that solidified ownership of a roughly two-kilometer section of land along the Lake Huron shoreline to the […]
Michigan drunk driving arrests plunge. Impairment remains deadly threat
Arrests for drunk driving are down 28% in Michigan since 2014, but that doesnât necessarily mean itâs happening less. Police say staffing issues are limiting their patrols….
One Big Beautiful Bill cuts Great Lakes icebreaker funding
Representative Bill Huizenga of Michigan is calling on the U.S. Senate to reinclude funding for a new Great Lakes heavy icebreaker in its reconciliation bill after the provision was left […]
Environmental group sues over tailings basin expansion
An environmental group is suing to stop construction on the expansion of a tailings basin holding back mine waste near Lake Superior. Read the full story by Duluth News Tribune.
Incoming Chippewas of Nawash chief a retired legal scholar
Darlene Johnston said First Nations have a right to free, prior, and informed consent regarding projects that may affect their lands, territories, and resources.