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Canada honours Richard
OTTAWA – Anishinabek News columnist Richard Wagamese is a recipient of the 2013 Canada Council Molson Prize in the arts. Wagamese, Ojibway from the Wabseemoong...
Redskins manager suggests team’s championships more important than nickname
By the Associated Press ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Washington Redskins general manager Bruce Allen was attending his first trademark hearing. He heard lawyers and judges fuss over dictionaries,...
Banking on language summit
Mama-Wes-Wen, The North Shore Tribal Council, will be holding the Mamaweswen Anishinaabe Mowin Summit on June 11, 12 and 13. RBC Royal Bank donated $...
Huron remains to be reburied
WENDAKE, QC — Grand Chief Konrad Sioui of the Huron-Wendat Nation has signed an agreement with the University of Toronto and the Heritage Trust of...
Native Earth launching 31st season
TORONTO – Native Earth Performing Arts’ featured production in its 31st season of operation is the much-acclaimed Quilchena, the simple, moving tale of a murdered...
Break your fast with strawberry frybread!
By Emilie Corbiere Strawberry season is upon us and I’m sure that many of you, like me, will be picking, canning and just plain eating...
Richard Wagamese wins First Nation Communities Read competition
First Nation Communities Read has revealed Anishinabek News columnist Richard Wagamese’s Indian Horse (Douglas & McIntyre) as the winner of the annual community-reading program. Chosen...
Tiny tots pow-wow is a celebration of life
By Rick Garrick Tiny tots pow-wows are an exciting time for young children, but they also encourage interest in the traditions and bring families closer...
Entire school involved in pow-wow plans
By Sharon Weatherall BEAUSOLEIL FN — Students at Christian Island Elementary School put a lot of work into planning their annual pow-wow. Principal Angela Johnson...
‘Indian Horse’ makes short list
TORONTO — “Indian Horse”, the dramatic novel by Anishinabek News columnist Richard Wagamese, is among the five short-listed titles for the 10th anniversary celebrations of...
23,000 register for online course
Google map showing where the 23,000 students were logging into the Aboriginal Worldview course from. By Marci Becking TORONTO – Nearly 23,000 people from all...