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First Nations woman on winning team for latest season of The Amazing Race Canada
An Indigenous woman is on the winning team for this year’s series The Amazing Race Canada.
Short from award-winning filmmaker to screen at Vancouver Queer Film Festival
Hayley Morin has already received an accolade and praise for her latest film.
Animated film has world premiere at Toronto International Film Festival
Some complementary exchanges with an award-winning writer several years ago has paid off for Métis filmmaker Amanda Strong.
First Nations actor Faye Naveau performs at Tamarack Festival
Faye Naveau, an actor, artist and performer has a vision that revolves around the creation of an Indigenous theatre reality that features a venue, programming and a place where First Nation people…
Mohawk professor receives prestigious accolade from Royal Society of Canada
An Indigenous professor at Thompson Rivers University has been recognized for his lengthy scholarship achievements.
Pen-like creation aims to help people learn their languages
K'odi dłu' Taay.dala 'Yuuans, Jesse Taylor (Haida, Kwakwaka’wakw) is hoping to have as many people as possible learn their language with the First-ory language stylus he has developed.
Graphic recorder wins provincial Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award
The COVID-19 pandemic forced Mo Dawson to find new ways to make some money.
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Six Nations Chiefs capture eighth Mann Cup championship
The Six Nations Chiefs’ management has a knack for finding and signing some of the world’s best box lacrosse players.
Case in point is Eli McLaughlin, who is from Surrey, B.C.
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Historic Draft Final Agreement Reached for Long-term Reform of Child & Family Services
Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) joined with Chiefs of Ontario, the Assembly of First Nations, and Indigenous Services Canada to announce a $47.8-billion draft Final Agreement on the long-term reform…
