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11/16/2021

November 16th is an important day in the calendar of the Métis Nation. In 1885, Louis Riel was executed for leading the Northwest Resistance in defence of Métis rights.

Here is an informational video on this great leader.

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11/08/2021

Have you ever wondered what makes the Métis so unique? Here is an educational video about the Métis Nation.

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International Inuit Day is an annual event to celebrate the cultures and heritage of Inuit people. It is an opportunity ...
11/07/2021

International Inuit Day is an annual event to celebrate the cultures and heritage of Inuit people. It is an opportunity to reflect and learn about Inuit history and traditions.

Geti Cosmetics, an Indigenous-owned company offers botanical bath, body and skincare products crafted using only natural...
11/05/2021

Geti Cosmetics, an Indigenous-owned company offers botanical bath, body and skincare products crafted using only natural, food-grade ingredients made to nourish and protect even the most sensitive skin.

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11/04/2021

Mohawk, Seneca, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga and Tuscarora. All these Nations make up the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, commonly known as the Iroquois or Six Nations.

Watch this video to learn a bit of Indigenous history.

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Dreamcatchers have been used for centuries as a symbol of protection, good luck, healing, and spiritual guidance. Mi'kma...
11/03/2021

Dreamcatchers have been used for centuries as a symbol of protection, good luck, healing, and spiritual guidance.

Mi'kmaw artist Kelsie Young () hand-crafts dreamcatchers, being inspired by nature. She smudges each piece at sunrise to cleanse and purify her crafts using the traditional sacred medicines of sweetgrass, to***co, cedar and sage.

Check out Dream Webs (Dream Webs dream catchers) for more products.

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Grassy Narrows and Poisoned Water: Meet the man who single-handedly used Twitter to help expose decades of inaction by a...
11/03/2021

Grassy Narrows and Poisoned Water: Meet the man who single-handedly used Twitter to help expose decades of inaction by all major political parties

Check out Darshan’s blog here for more info: https://darshanmaharaja.ca/poisoned-waters/

10/29/2021

Each First Nation has its own culture, beliefs and traditions.

For example, the Anishinaabeg / Anishinaabe are a group of related First Nations who share languages that evolved from the Algonquian tongue.

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Help us make a difference in the lives of Indigenous Peoples by supporting Indigenous artists today.Sign up to learn how...
10/28/2021

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10/21/2021

What were the First Nations’ spiritual beliefs?

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Indigenous Peoples are seeking to improve their connections to their cultural identities and traditions.Here’s your chan...
10/21/2021

Indigenous Peoples are seeking to improve their connections to their cultural identities and traditions.

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10/15/2021

Adele maskwasowiskwew Arseneau (Mystical Metis), a Nehiyaw Métis visual artist, creates work that is evocative of storytelling by engaging her audience to consider current social and environmental issues.

After surviving a stroke that left her with her lifelong impairments, she decided to become the artist who isn't afraid to express herself.

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