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Government of Canada invests in cultural programming and infrastructure upgrades at the University of Victoria
From: Canadian Heritage January 16, 2023 Cultural spaces are essential to the strength, openness and vibrancy of our cities. As community gathering spaces, they provide outlets for artists and performers to freely explore and nurture their creativity. Today, Chris Bittle, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Canadian Heritage, announced $117,000 in funding for infrastructure enhancements […]
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Read MoreSave the Date: SCO Survivors’ Gathering on February 27 and 28, 2023
January 16, 2023 The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is hosting a Survivors’ Gathering on February 27 and 28, 2023, at the RBC Convention Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba. More details are coming soon! NT5
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Read MoreNew fund for the anniversary of PEI joining Confederation
Jan 16, 2023 A new fund will support projects that celebrate the 150th anniversary of Prince Edward Island joining Confederation. The PEI 150 Celebration Fund is available for communities and cultural organizations that wish to engage residents and visitors in anniversary activities through any existing festival, celebration, or event. One-time events designed specifically to mark […]
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Read MoreIlitaqsiniq project aiming high at 11th annual Arctic Inspiration Prize – Nunavut News
January 15, 2023 Ilitaqsiniq’s (Nunavut Literacy Council) Pilimmaksaijuliriniq Project is one of two finalists in the $1-million category of the 2022 Arctic Inspiration Prize (AIP). The winners will be announced during the AIP’s 11th annual awards ceremony in Ottawa on Feb. 8 alongside the Northern Lights Business and Cultural Showcase. The Pilimmaksaijuliriniq Project is an […]
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Read MoreMNO: Region 1, 2 and 4 Language and Culture Camp
January 12, 2023 Register Here The MNO is excited to be hosting the Language and Culture Camp this January for regions 1, 2 and 4. This workshop will be held virtually through Zoom on Monday, February 13th, Wednesday, February 15th, and Thursday, February 16th, 2023. As some of you may know Michif is considered an […]
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Read MoreArctic Inspiration Prize Announces Line-up for 11th Annual Awards Ceremony
January 11, 2023 Artists from across the North join in celebrating this year’s AIP Finalists and Laureates Every year, the Arctic Inspiration Prize celebrates northern achievements at an awards ceremony that showcases the AIP Finalists, Laureates, and performances by artists from across the North. This year’s ceremony marks a return to a live and in-person […]
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Read MoreDokis First Nation’s Winter Round Dance on January 14, 2023
Date & Time Start Date:Saturday, 14 January 2023 End Date:Sunday, 15 January 2023 Time:4:00 PM – 1:00 AM Location & Venue Michael Aigle Community Complex 129 Loop Street, Dokis First Nation, Parry Sound ON, Read More: https://www.muskokaregion.com/events/10831326–dokis-first-nation-winter-round-dan/
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Read MoreOttawa festival to show Inuit films on snow screen – Nunatsiaq News
Jan 11, 2023 Seven works by Inuit and circumpolar artists to screen at 7th Asinabka media arts festival next month Have you ever watched a movie on a screen made out of snow? People in Ottawa will have the chance to do just that, when the Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival hosts its 7th […]
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Read MoreIndigenous entrepreneur, designer champions sustainable fashion – Newmarket Today
January 10, 2023 Brenda Dragon, founder of Aurora Heat, will give a virtual presentation as part of the CFUW Aurora/Newmarket speaker series Indigenous entrepreneur and designer Brenda Dragon will share her work replacing single-use products and fast fashion in an upcoming speaker series with CFUW Aurora/Newmarket. Dragon is the founder of Aurora Heat in Fort […]
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Read MoreThe First Indigenous Restaurant In A Canadian Airport’ Opened In YVR & Here’s What It Serves – Narcity
January 6, 2023 It’s also Vancouver’s only Indigenous-owned and operated restaurant. A new restaurant that recently opened up at Vancouver International Airport is serving up some tasty-looking dishes and making history at the same time. Salmon n’ Bannock, close to False Creek, is Vancouver’s only Indigenous-owned and operated restaurant. They recently expanded, opening up and […]
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