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Search ArticlesConnecting to Indigenous roots takes more than just showing up with a status card and DNA, author says
Jenn Ashton is clear: Growing My Way Home: Stories of Resilience and Care may be classified as an autobiographical fiction, but it is her true story. The abuse, the time as a runaway and in juvie, the broken marriages, the miscarriages, the drugs and alcohol abuse are all what she lived. The fiction part comes in how she connects the pieces of her life.
Indigenous veterans fought for country, but were mistreated after service new book recounts
Lynn Gehl was in her thirties when she finally started to learn the story of her great-grandfather Joseph Gagnon from Golden Lake Reserve (now known as Pikwakanagan First Nation) in Ontario. In Joseph Gagnon: An Algonquin World War 1 Veteran, Gehl outlines the way her great-grandfather suffered from discrimination when it came to Canada’s implementation of policies for Indigenous veterans.
Pimicikimak Cree Nation Traditional Powwow
Save the Date!Oskatakaw (Sundance Grounds), Pimicikimak Cree Nation, Manitoba
Niisaachewan Anishinaabe Nation Traditional Pow-Wow
Save the Date!North of Kenora, Ontario
Pawgwasheeng First Nation Annual Pow Wow
Save the Date!Pays Plat, Ontario
Annual Neebin Powwow
Save the Date!Webequie First Nation, fly-in community near Thunder Bay, Ontario
Grand River Powwow
Save the Date!Ohsweken, Ont.
Dilco Annual Powwow
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Book explores a fully decolonized Canada and whether that dream’s been dreamt
On Settler Colonialism in Canada: Relations & Resistances was released in May marking the 30th anniversary of the Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal People (RCAP). “These efforts (like RCAP) seek to address these historical foundations that contribute to ongoing injustices that Indigenous Peoples face as a result of settler colonialism,” write co-editors Emily Grafton and David B.A. MacDonald. “I'm trying really hard to see the progress,” Grafton told Windspeaker.com.
Young singer/songwriter launches a career with new EP
Mercedes Brown, a Wet'suwet'en and Tsimshian singer/songwriter living in Red Deer, Alta., has debuted her first single “Playing With Fire” from her debut four-song EP Light the Fire. The 15-year-old’s passion for music began when she was just a toddler, she said. She enjoyed listening to her family play music, and she developed her own love for poetry, drawing and playing instruments.