The gordongroup documentary film team travelled to James Bay to capture the spring goose hunt activities on camera last April. While we were there, I mentioned to our hosts that my husband was an avid hunter and that we lived on a 200-acre farm in Eastern Ontario. The next thing I knew, a Cree contingent was planning to drive 12 hours to hunt in Grenville County.
2009-11-17
At the press conference, Dr. Matthew Coon Come called on Premier Charest to renew the original spirit of the “Paix des Braves”, an historic agreement between the Government of Quebec and the Cree Nation signed in 2002 which set aside decades of court battles and public campaigns by the Crees to obtain fulfillment of Quebec’s obligations under the 1975 James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement.
2009-11-06
If you're a student in primary or secondary school, or are interested in art of any kind, and you are now under 20 years old, we invite you to submit your own original artwork to this contest.
Young Cree Artists: Your work could be featured on the cover of a national publication!
2009-09-24
Grand Chief Matthew Coon Come expressed his condolences to Albert Diamond's family, stating "This is a great loss for the Cree Nation. Albert was truly one of the great Cree leaders. He was respected and admired in the Cree Nation, and throughout Canada, for his numerous skills in finance and economic development."
2009-09-11
Rodney stated of his cousin Albert, "Although Albert achieved a great deal of success, those that knew him, knew that his greatest and proudest achievement were his children. He would always proudly share with those close to him the stories of the time he spent with his children and how happy they used to make him."
2009-09-11
Dear Members of the Cree Nation and Friends of the Cree Nation, I must regretfully inform you that our dear, dear friend and long time work companion ALBERT DIAMOND, President of Air Creebec Inc., passed away last night.
2009-09-10
Welcome to the Grand Council of the Crees (Eeyou Istchee) Web site, where we share with the world our vision for our nation. Here we explain to interested observers our culture, values, problems and hopes and describe our many political, cultural, social, economic and spiritual activities. In addition we offer readers links to major stories of aboriginal interest in other parts of Canada and around the world.
Health care begins at home.
This guide will help you make the best decisions regarding your health and the health of your loved ones during an H1N1 influenza pandemic.
This guide tells you:
Federal Review (COFEX) of the Matoush Uranium Project - Exploration Phase
The annual report of the Grand Council of the Crees and the Cree Regional Authority for 2008-2009 is now available for download.
The documentary The Eeyou of Eeyou Istchee will portray the history of the Eeyouch from earliest times to the present in a series of four episodes. The series will speak to the social, political, economic, and spiritual life of the Eeyouch. The central theme will be the relationship to Eeyou Istchee.
The story will be woven together from a multitude of Eeyou voices, not always agreeing with each other, but each telling what he or she knows. The goal is to create an educational resource for future generations that shows where the Eeyouch have come from; what they have experienced, fought for, and accomplished; what lessons they have learned; and what advice they have for the next generations.
GCC.ca now has a Careers section »
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