Anishinabek News
Anishinabek News is the newspaper of the Union of Ontario Indians, the corporate political advocate of the member First Nations of the Anishinabek Nation. It began in 1988 as a tabloid, started posting issues online in 2009, and launched its own website, anishinabeknews.ca, on 16 April 2013. The monthly print edition ended with the March 2014 issue, and the paper is now printed quarterly and distributed free on request, mostly to member First Nations. It is produced by the Communications Department of the Anishinabek Nation at the head office in Nipissing First Nation; the managing editor is Marci Becking.[1]
Coverage
The paper reports on First Nations communities across Ontario, including Fort William First Nation near Thunder Bay and other communities of Northwestern Ontario. Its news, opinion and culture articles name many people, organisations, communities and events, and each of them is given a page here, or added to an existing page, when an article names them.[1]
Articles on ThunderBay.Wiki
ThunderBay.Wiki archived the 6026 articles listed on the paper's website (2013–2026) on datum.locker and is reading them in turn. The people, places, organisations and things they name are in Category:Mentioned in Anishinabek News; people who may be living are gated as Category:Living persons. Photographs from the paper are not used. Articles read so far, by year:
- 2013 (109 articles read so far)
- 2014 (125 articles read so far)
- 2015 (196 articles read so far)
- 2016 (234 articles read so far)
- 2017 (227 articles read so far)
- 2018 (211 articles read so far)
- 2019 (308 articles read so far)
- 2020 (439 articles read so far)
- 2021 (443 articles read so far)
- 2022 (349 articles read so far)
- 2023 (344 articles read so far)
- 2024 (295 articles read so far)
- 2025 (327 articles read so far)
- 2026 (296 articles read so far)
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "About Us", Anishinabek News, retrieved 31 October 2026.