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Sol Invictus – Head-spinning performances at Montreal dance production
Dance is something that is always wonderful to see, whether it involves the mating dance of birds or that of…
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Wachiya gets a mural – Artist Jessica Danyluck adds something special to the store
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Embracing the Cold – Indigenous art prominent in National Gallery’s Winter Count exhibition
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Chisasibi’s youth researchers impress at Indigenous Heath Research Summit
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Notorious former residential school in Brantford finds a new purpose
Warning: This article contains details of abuse The former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford, Ontario, opened to the public…
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Inside FNEE’s transformative program to empower Indigenous women leaders
Marking a milestone in its mission to empower Indigenous women, First Nations Executive Education (FNEE) hosted the 10th cohort of…
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Leonard Peltier celebrated his 84th birthday on September 12, his first outside prison walls since 1976. Last January 19, just…
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The Future is Eeyou Made – CNACA awards gala highlight region’s artists
During its annual members’ assembly in Ouje-Bougoumou September 10, the Cree Native Arts and Crafts Association (CNACA) celebrated the region’s…
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