Canoe builder turns Bata Library into temporary workshop
Alex Labelle is building a birchbark canoe in the atrium of Trent University's Bata Library this fall
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Reclaiming cultural food practices in Curve Lake First Nation
Mnoominkewin celebration invites the broader community to learn about wild rice
Downtown gallery features five Indigenous artists this summer
New exhibit explores how Indigenous artists share knowledge, memories, and skills across generations
Water walkers complete three-day trek around Pigeon Lake to advocate for clean water
“Water is not going to be here if we don't look after it,” said Elder Shirley Williams, who founded the annual Water Awareness Walks in 2010
Reframe opening-night feature looks at drinking water inequities in Indigenous communities
Boil Alert follows Six Nations activist Layla Staats as she observes the impacts of environmental racism in First Nations
Curve Lake filmmakers showcase their stories at Reframe Film Festival
Six short films by Curve Lake citizens reveal the power of land, ancestral bonds and Anishinaabe culture
100 years of the Williams Treaties: Anishinaabeg perspectives
Local First Nations continue to grapple with the treaty's empty promises
Nish Tees opens Fresh Prints retail shop on Hunter Street
Anishinaabe entrepreneur James Hodgson sets up shop in the downtown's tiniest storefront
Kelli Marshall dances to honour residential school survivors and victims
Event planned for August 29 will showcase music and dance for residential school survivors
Reclaiming cultural food practices in Curve Lake First Nation
Mnoominkewin celebration invites the broader community to learn about wild rice
Downtown gallery features five Indigenous artists this summer
New exhibit explores how Indigenous artists share knowledge, memories, and skills across generations
Water walkers complete three-day trek around Pigeon Lake to advocate for clean water
“Water is not going to be here if we don't look after it,” said Elder Shirley Williams, who founded the annual Water Awareness Walks in 2010
Reframe opening-night feature looks at drinking water inequities in Indigenous communities
Boil Alert follows Six Nations activist Layla Staats as she observes the impacts of environmental racism in First Nations
Curve Lake filmmakers showcase their stories at Reframe Film Festival
Six short films by Curve Lake citizens reveal the power of land, ancestral bonds and Anishinaabe culture
100 years of the Williams Treaties: Anishinaabeg perspectives
Local First Nations continue to grapple with the treaty's empty promises
Nish Tees opens Fresh Prints retail shop on Hunter Street
Anishinaabe entrepreneur James Hodgson sets up shop in the downtown's tiniest storefront
Kelli Marshall dances to honour residential school survivors and victims
Event planned for August 29 will showcase music and dance for residential school survivors
