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Ebb and Flow First Nation’s Sunshine Levasseur uses Art to help spread awareness of the struggles faced by Indigenous alike 0
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- May 21, 2021
Treaty 2 Territory – “As an Indigenous student going to school in the city, I always make sure to spread awareness of our struggles through my assignments and projects in spaces where people may not be educated about or aware of.” • Sunshine Levasseur of Ebb and Flow First Nation is a 17-year-old Anishinaabe student
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Making Maple Syrup – With Knowledge Keeper – Louis Malcolm 0
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- May 12, 2021
Treaty 2 Territory – During a beautiful afternoon last month, our Care and Protection of the Natural World Circle packed up and headed to Horse Bluff, Manitoba here in our beautiful territory. There, Keeper Ron Missyabit, and Helper Shawn Gurke were welcomed to the homestead of Bernice and Louis Malcolm. They spent 8 hours learning
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First Nations Place Names Contribute to our Rich History 0
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- April 1, 2021
Place names are never just meaningless sounds. Rather, they embody stories about the places to which they are attached. They give us valuable insights into history and provide clues about the country’s cultural and social development. Looking at place names across the country, reveals the astounding diversity and depth of our peoples’ contributions to Canada.
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Subjugation and Control of Indigenous People 0

Treaty 2 Territory – On May 15 – 26, 2006, the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues held its fifteenth conference at the United Nations. In the conference on May 18, during an event called Papal Bulls, Manifest Destiny and American Empire, Oren Lyons said “before Columbus, Turtle Island was a pristine land of plenty, where