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Indigenous Spiritual Ministry of Mishamikoweesh Bishop Lydia Mamakwa, centre, National Indigenous Bishop Mark MacDonald, right, and Diocese of Algoma Bishop Stephen Andrews, left, during the Dec. 6 Cree language service at St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Thunder Bay. Photo by Rick Garrick
Jan 16, 2016    0
Cree service held at St. Paul’s

Anglican Church Bishops Lydia Mamakwa and Mark MacDonald and Reverend Kenina Winter performed a healing service during the Dec. 6 Cree service at St. Paul’s Anglican Church in Thunder Bay.

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Jan 09, 2016    0
New Phrase Book encourages language continuity

Patricia Ningewance is well known for her work in keeping First Nations languages alive and well by publishing a number of books dealing with the subject, notably Talking Gookom’s Language. She...

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Jan 01, 2016    0
Confederation College hosts Powwow for National Aboriginal Awareness week

Confederation College held a powwow on Nov. 20 to wrap up a week of Indigenous activities, including a Louis Riel Day celebration and an Oshki Anishnawbeg Student Association Meet and
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Dec 30, 2015    0
Sewing Spirits gather in Thunder Bay

Lac des Mille Lacs grass dancer Mike Ignace was sporting a new pair of moccasins at the weekly Sewing Spirits gathering in Thunder Bay.

“About a year ago my aunt started making these for me...

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Jean Hunter harvests a bull caribou that was shot during her camping trip.
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Annie Wabano cutting up fish during a youth camping trip back in August.
Dec 25, 2015    0
Hunting in Peawanuck

Three sisters, Annie Wabano, Jean Hunter and Theresa Kakekaspan, loaded their boat and set off from Peawanuck, ON, along the Winisk River for a weekend of camping, fishing, and hunting at...

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