Arts & Culture ᐊᔨᐦᑐᐧᐃᓐ
Ancestors Walk Among Us – Addressing family trauma in the film At the Place of Ghosts
While many Indigenous cultures share a belief that ancestors walk among their descendants, the concept is taken literally in L’nu…
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Community ᐄᐦᑖᐧᐃᓐ
Growing Your Own – Waswanipi projects address food insecurity
With some community members facing food insecurity, Waswanipi recently established a working group to coordinate nutrition initiatives from various organizations…
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Towering Service – Eeyou Mobile’s journey to connecting the Cree Nation
Eeyou Mobile is in the final stages of expanding communication coverage to the access roads of every Cree community. It’s…
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A Chance to Make a Difference – Ouje-Bougoumou’s Esther Bosum crowned Miss Eeyou Eenou Iskwaau
Esther Bosum became the first Miss Eeyou Eenou Iskwaau from Ouje-Bougoumou – and the youngest, at age 17, to win…
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Otherworldly Soundscapes – Inuit sisters PIQSIQ bring throat-singing to a global audience
Indigenous artists continued to break new ground at the 55th Juno Awards, held in Hamilton on March 29. The Juno…
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