Wapekeka student most popular human book in Thunder Bay
Wapekeka’s Nicole Quedent recently shared her life experiences during the third Human Library project in Thunder Bay.
“I basically told them my life story — how it was like for me living on the reserve,” said the Grade 10 Dennis Franklin Cromarty First Nations High School student. “They were very surprised and they were curious how the buildings would look like if they went to visit the reserve.”
These past few months have been hard on my friends and family as we have lost several prominent Elders in our lives. My family was sad to see the passing of...
In James Bay Cree mythology and legends, one of the recurring characters that comes up is the story of the trickster or wandering spirit. This a mysterious...