More filmmaking workshops on the horizon as demand for First Nations film crews increases
By Colin Graf AAMJIWNAANG FIRST NATION— A recent filmmaking workshop has inspired at least one young student to improve his skills on the way to...
Nipissing First Nation artist takes to the stage for arts sake
By Kelly Anne Smith NIPISSING FIRST NATION— A colourful new mural has been painted by Nipissing First Nation’s Dan Commanda to adorn the walls of...
Anishinaabe teachers among education experts preparing next Teach For Canada teachers
By Rick Garrick THUNDER BAY— Nipissing First Nation’s Bryan Bellefeuille and Red Rock Indian Band’s Cecilia Person enjoyed sharing their knowledge of Indigenous mathematics and...
Book review: The Ojibwa
Reviewed by Karl Hele Michelle Lomberg’s The Ojibwa is part of the American Indian Art and Culture series. This book has plenty of colour illustrations...
‘No effort too small that doesn’t make a difference on the road to success,’ says creative Anishinaabe chef
By Brian Wright-McLeod TORONTO— Imagine being on a tropical island enjoying the spicy flavors and tangy heat of culinary condiments that spice up a dish....
Missy Knott: from the recording studio to radio
By Brian Wright-McLeod TORONTO— Award-winning singer/songwriter from Curve Lake First Nation, Missy Knott, is back on the air. She recently made her debut on Toronto’s...
The Centre for Sustainable Archaeology to provide safe storage for First Nations artifacts
By Colin Graf LONDON— At the end of a quiet residential street in London’s north end sits a long, low building that is becoming home...