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Since 2004, Indspire has provided over $153 million in financial support through more than 49,000 bursaries, scholarships and awards to First Nations, Inuit and Métis students. All Building Brighter Futures donations are matched by the Government of Canada allowing us to be double the impact for students. For a complete listing of Building Brighter Futures Supports, please visit indspirefunding.ca. Applications opens on May 1, 2022 so if you are looking for post secondary school funding please check out their website.Read More

RSMIN is looking for a Mineral Development Adviser (MDA) to work in the Thunder Bay office. The MDA will participate in the collection and evaluation of mine permitting and mining related information provided from mining proponents, and to assist committees in reaching their objectives including and not limited to: determining aboriginal and treaty rights that may be adversely affected by proposed mineral exploration activities; impacts and mitigation; and reporting and drafting responses for council. If you would like to know more information regarding this job posting please click on “Read More” for full details.Read More

RSMIN citizens who are interested in the 2023-2033 Wabadowgang Noopming FMP Stage 3: Proposed Operations can view the information presentation below by clicking on the “Read More”. If you have any questions that you would like answered please reach out to RSMIN Forest Management Liaison Prashant Kanwar at fml@rsmin.ca or contact him by phone at (807)252-8416.Read More

RSMIN’s Chief and Council have been working on designing a flag that represents us the citizens of Red Sky Métis Independent Nation for just over a year. We hope you like what you see and feel proud to fly one as one of our RSMIN citizens. For the full design thought behind the flag click on “Read More” The flag design represents our unique heritage. The Canoe, Beaver pellet, Gun and Paddle represents our traditional way of life as Trappers and Hunters. The 84 represents that we are the descendants of the 84 half breeds that were mentioned by RobinsonRead More

If you will be hunting or in the area, please note the signs posted on the road for your safety in that area. Commence exploration activities program will begin on November 17, 2021. If you have any questions, please contact Mineral Development Advisor at mda@rsmin.ca or call (807) 623-4635 ext.210.Read More

Mineral Development AdvisorRed Sky Métis Independent Nation – Thunder Bay, ON Mineral Development Adviser (MDA) – Thunder Bay, ON – Indeed.comRead More

What is Black Ash and why is it endangered? Black Ash is a medium-sized, shade-intolerant hardwood tree species that occurs on moist to wet sites such as swamps, bogs, and riparian areas. While Black Ash is still relatively common throughout Ontario, declines are based on significant damage and death that has occurred in areas affected by Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). Black ash is classified as endangered in Ontario based on projected declines in the total number of individuals of greater than 70% over the next 100 years (2 generations). Currently, 53% of the Ontario range is considered susceptible to EAB,Read More