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A member of the LGBTQ community proudly raising their fist.

Celebrate your identity!

Being a part of such a diverse world with many cultures, religions, races, and beliefs brings many diverse identities. How you feel is essential, and being true to yourself will …

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Women gathered around a traditional drum during a feasting ceremony.

Why do we host a Spring/Fall feast ceremony?

 According to Anishinaabe protocol, certain beings help us throughout our lives. These include sacred items, our helpers, our clans, and the spirit names we carry. Just like humans, our sacred …

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Turning my passion for Anishinaabemowin into a career

Boozhoo indinawemaaganidok, Ogimaa Binesi indigo. Jared Hunter indizhinikaaz. Manidoo Baawitigong indoonjii idash Fort Frances-oodenaang indaa noongom. Gichi-manidoo-giizis ingii-ondaadiz igaye niizhtana ashi-niizh indaso-biboonagiz. Rainy Lake Sports adaawewigamigong indanokii gaye ingikinoo’amaagoz noongom. …

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A coffee mug placed beside a bundle of fragrant cedar.

How to make cedar tea

Cedar Tea Did you know that you have all the ingredients to make an amazing tea right in your own backyard? In Northwestern Ontario, cedar trees are very common and …

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An Elder from the community engaged in conversation with a group of children.

Seven Grandfather Teachings

The Seven Grandfather teachings are a set of Anishinaabe guiding principles passed down from generation to generation to guide the Anishinaabe in living a good life in peace and without …

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