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The Saddler’s Post – Patrick Burns Adrian V
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Keith McKie – A Hysterical Document Brian Tremblay
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Diane Sims – Living Beyond The Shadow Lisa Tucker
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SSM Helping Hands – The Superior View Lisa Tucker
Visit: The Grandmothers Council www.kiigadowaak.com The Trafficking Protocol, which had 117 signatories and as of November, 2018 173 parties defines human trafficking as: (a) […] the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harbouring or receipt of persons, by means of threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, of abduction, of fraud, […]
The Great Lakes Odyssey Radio Hour is broadcast on NPR (National Public Radio) s1.e7.GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour – COPPER, IRON, STEEL & GLASS The geology of the Great Lakes is the source of North American industrial strength, but how can these resources be used to sustain economy – and […]
The Great Lakes Odyssey Radio Hour is broadcast on NPR (National Public Radio) s1.e5.GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour – FISHERIES & FISH TALES The life, death, and rebirth of the world class fisheries of the Great Lakes – and the myths, tales, and yarns that go with them. The celebrated […]
The Great Lakes Odyssey Radio Hour is broadcast on National Public Radio (WCMU-NPR). s1.e4 GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour – The eternal mystery that lives in the heart of Turtle Island and the story and legend of the sturgeon fish family on the GLO Odyssey expedition. Sturgeon are of the […]
I work with acrylics, and my favourite subject/genre is Aboriginal. My art is painted in the traditional Woodland style that reflects my Odawa-Ojibway heritage. The originality of my paintings is marked by a combination of everyday experiences around me and the traditional legends of my heritage. Also figuring heavily in […]
The Great Lakes Odyssey Radio Hour is broadcast on National Public Radio (WCMU-NPR) s1.e3 GREAT LAKES ODYSSEY Radio Hour – The GLO Odyssey takes a deep dive into the boreal forest and its relationship to the human experience and how it affects the Great Lakes. The Canadian boreal region is […]
David Laronde is a Canadian award-nominated Indigenous singer-songwriter performing contemporary roots, folk, rock, and blues. He hails from the ancient Teme-Augama Anishnabai (Deep Water People) in beautiful Northern Ontario. His music is uplifting and refreshing, as he fuses an urban influence with the mystery and ancestral philosophy of his homeland. […]
Frank Belleau, of Garden River First Nations, is a man of many talents with an especially deep spiritual connection to baaga’adowewin, lacrosse in the English language, a game that is traced back almost 1,000 years. Native oral traditions tell us that lacrosse was first played between birds and mammals, that the […]
E3: DAMIAN “DAMJAM” BINDA Damian “Damjam” Binda is a musician and composer from Garden River First Nation. He is a classically trained musician, having learned at Laurentian and Algoma Universities. Piano has become his main instrument. There was a time where he collected exotic instruments from around the world and […]
