Arts
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Labrador Friendship Centre celebrates Inuit, Innu cultures on National Indigenous Peoples Day
Event will highlight local Indigenous communities and raise funds for programs with a new t-shirt design, as the province is accused of ‘erasure’
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Métis folklore comes alive in five-level video game ‘Kinship Table’
Artist and scholar Robyn Adams, from the Rat River Settlement in Manitoba, is bringing language and kinship into the world of video games
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Indigenous dating show snags some love at Tkarón:to’s imagineNATIVE film festival
Filmed in Winnipeg, ‘Rezervations for Two’ premieres June 15 on APTN
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A new GyaaG̲ang (totem pole) is raised in Haida ceremony, celebrating a ‘small act of reconciliation’
Carving by Haida artist Ḵuuya Micheal Moody depicts ‘WaasG̲uu the Sea Wolf carrying a deep-sea frog — a symbol of luck, wealth and prosperity
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Winnipeg exhibition traces the revival of Red River Métis beadwork
‘Beading Métis Resurgence’ brings together renowned Manitoba artist Jennine Krauchi and four emerging makers
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Prolific artist 7IDANsuu James Hart brings new book home to Haida Gwaii
‘A Monumental Practice,’ which looks at some of the carver’s iconic works, was launched in Haida territories with a celebration on April 25
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Tla’amin choreographer sets the dance stage ablaze with wildfire-themed ballet
‘Cikilaxʷm: Controlled Burn,’ Cameron sinkʷə Fraser-Monroe’s new ballet about Indigenous fire stewardship, premieres in kiʔláwnaʔ (Kelowna) on May 1
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‘We want the world to see the brilliance of Inuit ingenuity’: Q&A with Susan Aglukark and PIQSIQ
Two generations of celebrated Inuit musicians share a conversation with IndigiNews ahead of their UBC performance on Sunday
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Film uplifts ceremonies for the return of ooligan, a vital fish for Nuxalk Nation
Slts’lani (Banchi Hanuse)’s new documentary ‘Ceremony’ about sputc — a once-plentiful fish in Bella Coola — will screen in Tkarón:to later this month
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Residential ‘school’ survivors reunited with childhood art, hidden for decades: ‘They’ve survived, the same as all of us’
When a priest reputedly ordered a teacher to destroy children’s paintings, he instead hid them at home — now the pieces are seeing the light of day