NEWS

The serial murders that occurred in Winnipeg, Manitoba are a national tragedy and another example of racism and hate.

ONWA has donated $13,000 to Living Space to support their shelter expansion. The 15 beds will be open to people in need in the coming weeks.

ONWA’s 2022 Strong Hand Stop Violence Poetry Night will be hosted in person and on Zoom on November 25th from 7:00-9:30 pm (EST).

Today, we celebrate 51 years of ONWA and the Indigenous women’s movement.

Louis Riel recognizes Riel’s profound sacrifice and his advocacy to protect the diverse history, culture, and identity of the Métis people.

ONWA is looking for Indigenous artwork for a T-shirt showcasing what ending violence against Indigenous women looks like to you.

The Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) Mindimooyenh Health program would like to recognize Diabetes Awareness Month this November.

ONWA honours National Indigenous Veteran’s Day, a day of remembrance and commemoration of the many contributions of Indigenous Veterans.

ONWA honours International Inuit Day, celebrated each year on November 7th.