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Taste Your Garden – Tour Our Gourmet Stations and get a Taste of Plant Biodiversity!
MONTRÉAL, July 5, 2022- Espace pour la vie has got an appetizing August in store for you at the Jardin botanique. From August 1 to 27, immerse yourself in a delicious exploration of the edible plant world by browsing the gourmet stations of Taste Your Garden, where you can sample unusual and sometimes surprising foods! […]
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Read MoreWhitehorse festival celebrating northern Indigenous art and culture in full swing after pandemic hiatus – APTN News
Jul 04, 2022 The annual Adäka Cultural Festival based in Whitehorse which showcases Indigenous arts and culture from across the northern circumpolar region is back again after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic. Kicking off on June 29, the festival includes artists and performers from across northern Canada and Alaska, as well as countries like Finland, […]
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Read MoreGNWT accepting nominations for 2022 Minister’s Culture and Heritage Circle Awards
July 4, 2022 The Government of the Northwest Territories (GNWT) department of Education, Culture and Employment (ECE) is now accepting nominations for the 2022 Minister’s Culture and Heritage Circle Awards (MCHC). The MCHC recognizes those who have made outstanding contributions and/or achievements that have impacted and strengthened the arts, cultures, heritage, and Indigenous languages as […]
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Read MoreStay Local and visit PAMA for free this summer
Brampton, ON. (July 4, 2022) – Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) invites you to stay local and visit this summer for FREE! Come enjoy our newest art gallery exhibitions, Regalia: Indigenous Pride and Peter Powning: A Retrospective. Drop in and win prizes at our exciting summer challenges and also look out for the […]
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Read MoreAlianait performances attract hundreds of spectators – Nunatsiaq News
Jul 4, 2022 Laakkuluk Williamson-Bathory performs on the final night of Iqaluit’s Alianait Arts Festival in the Nakasuk School gym Sunday. The four-day festival, which hasn’t been held in person since 2019 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, drew hundreds of people over the weekend and featured Inuit performers and artists from all over the world. […]
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Read MoreLiving in Relation: An Indigenous Exhibit at Wellington County Museum and Archives
ABOYNE, ON – Wellington County Museum and Archives, in collaboration with our Indigenous Partner Amber Holmes (Naawayaa) (they/them/ki/kin), is pleased to unveil Living in Relation. This family-friendly exhibit provides engaging opportunities such as experiencing Anishinaabe teachings through one-on-one conversations with Amber, seeing and learning about traditional medicines, reading stories by indigenous authors, and playing and […]
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Read MoreTla-o-qui-aht First Nations unveil totem pole on Canada Day – Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News
Jul. 3, 2022 Historical July 1 ceremony took place on the shores of the Opitsaht near Tofino Calm seas and overcast Canada Day skies welcomed family, friends and visitors to the ancient village of Opitsaht on July 1 to bear witness to a historical totem pole raising ceremony. People started arriving at approximately 10 a.m. […]
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Read MoreIndigenous dancers perform at Moose Mountain Lodge – SaskToday.ca
National Indigenous Peoples Day takes place on the summer solstice, which is June 21. It is a special occasion to learn more about the rich and diverse cultures, voices, experiences and history of First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples. CARLYLE — June 21 was National Indigenous Peoples Day. Five young White Bear First Nations children […]
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Read MoreIt’s healing our spirits’: Eskasoni powwow celebrates 30th anniversary – CBC
Jul 03, 2022 Hundreds of people visited the powwow grounds on Saturday Hundreds of people gathered on Saturday to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Eskasoni’s annual competition powwow. The largest Mi’kmaw community in the world welcomed visitors from far and wide for two days of dancing, drumming and singing. Extending the invitation beyond the small […]
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Read MoreOromocto First Nation holds 7th annual powwow – CTV News
July 2, 2022 OROMOCTO FIRST NATION, N.B. – Oromocto First Nation is hosting its 7th annual powwow this weekend, attracting people from all across Wabanaki — the Atlantic provinces. Settlers were also invited to join in on the festivities, including local dignitaries Lt.-Gov. Brenda Murphy, MLA Mary Wilson, and Mayor Bob Powell. “We invite a […]
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