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Cree Knowledge Festival celebrates the Nation’s accomplishments
The second Cree Knowledge Festival held in Ouje-Bougoumou December 6-7 showcased the Nation’s wealth of talented artists, gifted storytellers and…
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Wapikoni Mobile celebrates 20 years of artistic mentorship for Indigenous youth
Wapikoni celebrated 20 years of empowering Indigenous youth with a gala event in Montreal’s Marché Bonsecours November 21 alongside dignitaries,…
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I’m dedicating this column to my late brother Philip Kataquapit, who passed away on Christmas Day in 1990 at the…
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The Grinch who stole Christmas
Through rain, sleet or snow, the mail must be delivered. That’s certainly not true right now and it hasn’t been…
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Nibiischii National Park created as protected areas expand
Cree and Quebec governments announced the creation of Nibiischii National Park November 29. Located near Mistissini, the province’s first national…
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Xavier Kataquapit is Cree from Attawapiskat First Nation on the James Bay coast. He is a writer and columnist who has written about his life and Indigenous issues since 1998.