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The Art of Giving Back: Twin Sisters Harness the Power of Indigenous Education
Kanata Trade Co. was started in late November 2020 by twin sisters Amira and Nadya Gill
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Kanata Trade Co. was started in late November 2020 by twin sisters Amira and Nadya Gill
Photo by © John Dell By Allie Murray In 1973, six-year-old Phyllis Webstad left her
First Nations across Ontario watched closely as COVID-19 began spreading across Canada last year.
Today, there is little mentioned about the contributions Indigenous Peoples have made for our society. Indigenous school programs and history.
When asked what made community work in the ‘old days,’ Global Indigenous Development Trust (GIDT) co-founder and Tahltan Elder Jerry Asp responded: “Everyone was busy, everyone was contributing, and everyone felt valued.
As an Indigenous woman, I see opportunities for perspective shifting, and the reclamation of our narratives.
RAVEN held its Festival Afloat celebration of Indigenous rights that raised $25,000 for Heiltsuk Nation.
Treaties are not only between the First Nations and the government—they involve us all.
© bigstockphoto / vitalhuman The Anishinabek Nation celebrates Great Lakes Day on April 22. Superior,
It’s winter. It’s cold, and you’re cooking dinner for your family. Imagine if, instead of
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