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Portraits of Native Americans from Pocahontas to Sitting Bull
Credit: Gresham College From 1600 – 1850, artists in England and, later, in North America depicted distinguished Native American tribal leaders, diplomats and warriors to commemorate their significance. Examples include Pocahontas (1617), and nineteenth century Lakota leaders Sitting Bull and Red Cloud. For many years, these portraits were not properly understood, reducing many of the […]
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Explore the best paddling in Canada right here in British Columbia, thanks to PaddleBC.ca
CASTLEGAR, British Columbia, April 12, 2023 — From sea kayaking the Howe Sound to canoeing the Bowron Lakes to heli-rafting down the rapids of Golden’s Kicking Horse River, British Columbia is revered as a world-renowned paddling destination, offering an unparalleled variety of experiences that appeal to every kind of paddler, from novice to expert. Now, […]
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Indigenous Tourism Ontario enters into a Memorandum of Understanding with Camping in Ontario, formalizing a mutual partnership and commitment to the education of land stewardship
AUNDECK OMNI KANING FIRST NATION, ON, April 11, 2023 – Indigenous Tourism Ontario (ITO) and Camping In Ontario (CIO) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on March 27th, 2023 in Alliston, Ontario. The Memorandum of Understanding solidifies the partnership and joint commitment to the joint principles of education, land stewardship, and collaboration, all in alignment with […]
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Free Indigenous seminar on fire burning happening at Vernon museum – Vernon Morning Star
Apr. 10, 2023 The panel, featuring Indigenous fire experts, will take place on Earth Day An opportunity to learn about traditional Indigenous fire management is coming to The Museum and Archives of Vernon on Saturday, April 22. Forests and Wildfire in a Changing Climate: Rekindling Indigenous Stewardship, is the name of the free public panel […]
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Canada’s History: From Indigenous Peoples to Modern Society – Nilsen Report
April 10, 2023 Canada is a country with a rich history, dating back thousands of years to the indigenous peoples who first inhabited the land. Over time, various groups have come to Canada, including the French and the British, who eventually colonized the country. Today, Canada is a modern and diverse society, known for its […]
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Indigenous food sovereignty garden coming to City Park – YGK News
April 10, 2023 Kingston Indigenous Languages Nest (KILN) will soon be starting to build a new community garden in City Park. The garden will be the first one owned by KILN itself, with the organization previously borrowing space for on the land programming from community partners like Walking the Path of Peace Together who operate […]
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Moose Cree First Nation elder celebrates her 100th birthday with music, dance and cake – CBC
Apr 05, 2023 Emma Cheena, a residential school survivor, toasted with party at Ininew Friendship Centre in Cochrane, Ont. Emma Cheena was all smiles as she wheeled around the dance floor, celebrating her 100th spin around the sun. The Cree elder turned 100 on March 30. She is a member of Moose Cree First Nation, […]
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City update on temporary residential school memorial
The City of Vancouver remains committed to bringing the temporary residential school memorial on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery to an imminent close in a culturally respectful way. The City first notified the artist and volunteers keeping vigil on site, of the decision for the memorial to come a conclusion on November 30, […]
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APTN National News April 1, 2023 – Doctrine of Discovery, Wet’suwet’en arrests
Credit: APTN News On this episode of APTN National News: The Vatican addresses calls to bring an end to the centuries-old Doctrine of Discovery. RCMP arrest five people at the Wet’suwet’en access point in northern British Columbia.
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Indigenous Languages Manitoba helping individuals learn and retain traditional language – Global News
March 31 2023 March 31 is National Indigenous Language Day here in Canada. Meranda McLeod and Elder Dr. Ellen Cook join Global News Morning to talk about how they help create relationships in order to help people learn and retain Indigenous language here in Manitoba. Read More: https://globalnews.ca/video/9592910/indigenous-languages-manitoba-helping-individuals-learn-and-retain-traditional-language/
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