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Inuit Art Holiday Sale To Pop Up In The Heart Of Downtown Moncton – Huddle Today
It is not always easy to find the perfect gift for the art lover in your life, especially when the festive season is in full swing. Enter John Lafford who is introducing Moncton to his dashing selection of Inuit sculptures from the Cape Dorset Inuit Art collection. Coming to us from Sackville, N.B., Lafford has […]
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RSC: Joint Statement on Languages
OTTAWA / December 1 / Cision / The RSC is proud to be part of this international initiative on “The Importance of Languages in a Global Context” and to join our fellow academies in upholding the importance of languages and language education around the world. In Canada, we benefit from a wide range of languages. […]
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Doc Salon Fellowhip
This year, imagineNATIVE and the Indigenous Screen Office are partnering to support two Indigenous producers to participate in the 2021 Doc Salon presented by the European Film Market. The EFM takes place between Feb. 11-18, 2021, with the Doc Salon taking place the week before. Support to participate in the Doc Salon also includes accreditation […]
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Indigenous restaurants launch holiday feast box campaign – NOW Magazine
Toronto-based ddcx Indigenous Kitchen and Catering will send healthy meals to Indigenous people in need Indigenous chefs and restaurants are uniting in a national campaign to ensure Indigenous people in need receive healthy meals over the holidays amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Winnipeg-based Feast Café Bistro owner executive chef Christa Bruneau-Guenther from Peguis First Nation and […]
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Rama students to benefit from Indigenous language project – OrilliaMatters
Project will see local classrooms and First Nations bring Indigenous language learning into the digital world RAMA – The Ogemawahj Tribal Council announces that with the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation through a Grow grant, it is launching an exciting and innovative Indigenous language project. The project will see local classrooms and First Nations […]
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Ottawa-based Inuk artist wins prestigious photography award – The Charlatan
Ottawa-based Inuk artist Katherine Takpannie won the National Gallery of Canada’s prestigious New Generation Photography Award mid-October. The annual award was established by Scotiabank and the National Gallery of Canada in 2017. It was created to celebrate three Canadian lens-based artists to elevate the careers of young artists aged 30 or under. Her work has […]
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Indigenous artwork on display downtown – Oshawa Express
November 26, 2020 The former Genosha Hotel has opened a display in its front windows with art from Indigenous artist James Mishibinijima. Located at 70 King St. E., the pop up display is meant to brighten people’s drives through downtown, according to building owner Rick Summers. Now called 70 King, Summers says he is looking […]
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‘For our children’: How families are passing down Indigenous languages – TVO
Sit in on any Indigenous-language class across Canada, and you’ll hear many — I’d argue almost all — adult students say they are picking up their language in order to teach their children or future children. Making sure the generations to come have what we did not seems to be one of the most urgent […]
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Fred Cattroll – Principal Photographer, Cattroll Photo Associates
The photography of Fred Cattroll is well known for its intimate human touch. Seductive in their simplicity, his pictures are subtle interplays of light and image, carrying forward messages of intelligence, honesty, and elegance. In many ways, Fred’s unique photographic style is an extension of himself. Physically distinctive, at six-feet and seven-inches tall, he has […]
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Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto Goes Virtual – ETCanada
As fashion week events around the world have gone virtual, Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto (IFWTO) has followed suit. The four-day celebration of Indigenous fashion will be held online from November 26-29. This year’s event will include fashion films, Indigenous-made collections in a virtual marketplace, a digital art exhibition and a variety of panel discussions. “At […]
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