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20th Annual Zhiibaahaasing First Nation Pow-wow
Location: Pow-wow grounds, centre of the community,Turn onto Sheshegwaning road follow all the way to Zhiibaahaasing First Nation. Home of the World’s Largest Peace Pipe, Drum and Outdoor Dream Catcher. Grand Entry: Sat. 1:00 & 7:00 pm, Sun. 12 pm Feast: Feast Saturday at 5 pm everyone welcome. Breakfast for all campers Saturday and Sunday […]
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Walk The Anishinabek Nation
How many steps does it take to walk the Anishinabek Nation? It takes 5,378,736 steps. How many steps will you take? Step up and take the "Walk the Anishinabek Nation" Challenge. Register by August 20, 2016, receive your very own pedometer and start walking. Its that easy! First 100 participants to register will receive a […]
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27th Annual N’bisiing Anishinabek Traditional Gathering
27 Years Cultural Revival Location: Jocko Point Traditional Grounds, Nipissing First Nation, Ontario Directions: Travel on Hwy 17, 13km E of Sturgeon Falls or 23km W of North Bay, 7 km south on Jocko Point road. Grand Entry: 12:00 pm both days Sunrise Ceremony: 7am Sept 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Feast: Sat. 5:00 pm […]
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6th Annual Georgian Bay Native Friendship Centre
Georgian Bay Native Friendship Centre Location:Sainte-Marie Park, Off Hwy 12 & Wye Valley Road, Midland Description: Eagle staffs and flags will be presented with the entry of the dancers with the circle. The Flag song, Veteran’s song, Opening Prayer, and Welcome happens at this time. The order of drums and dances is set by the […]
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Curve Lake First Nation Traditional Pow-wow
Location: Lance Woods Park, Curve Lake First Nation, Curve Lake, ON Directions: Hwy 401 to hwy 115; hwy 115 to Fowler's Corners off ramp; turn right at Fowler's Corners, follow to end, turn left, straight through Bridgenorth to 4 way stop; turn left and follow to Curve Lake road. There will be powwow signs. Sunrise […]
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19th Annual Community Pow Wow – Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
Reconciliation: Our Children’s Future Location: Dufferin Grove Park, 875 Dufferin Avenue, Toronto, Ontario All Dancers welcome, Children's activities available Sunrise Ceremony: 6 a.m. Grand Entry: 12:00 p.m. Free Admission Vendors Welcome: $50.00 Fee Information Contact: Kelly Hashem at khashemi@nativechild.org or phone 416-969-8510 ext. 3472
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Chippewas of Georgina Island Pow Wow
Chippewas of Georgina Island Pow Wow Theme “Honouring the Gifts of Our Children” Location: Sibbald Point Provincial Park, 26071 Park Road, Sutton West, Ontario L0E 1R0 (this is not located on the First Nation) Honorariums and group camping provided for all registered dancers and drummers Contact information: Lauri Williamson 705-437-1337 x2236 lauri.williamson@georginaisland.com Park information www.ontarioparks.com/park/sibbaldpoint
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Anishinabek Fall Assembly
Date: November 15 & 16, 2016 Location: Chippewas of Rama Community Centre, Address: 5950 Rama Road Link to - Anishinabek Fall Assembly Agenda
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Anishinabek Education System – Ratification Vote Week
Voting details will be posted as it becomes available. In the meantime, get as much information as you can so that you will make the right choice. Anishinabek citizens, it is your responsibility to get informed and get out to vote. This is for the future of our Anishinabek citizens!
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Show your support for Chippewas of the Thames First Nation – Ottawa #FILLTHEHILL
If you are in Ottawa and area, please make sure to show your support for Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. Mark your calendar! Facebook: Chippewas of the Thames Twitter: @OfficalCOTTFN Website: Chippewas of the Thames Gofundme: http://www.gofundme.com/chippewas
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The Indigenous Alumni Tour – Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory
First Assist Initiative presents "The Indigenous Alumni Tour" at the Wikwemikong Thunderbird (“Thunderdome”) Arena. starting at 8:30 p.m. former NHL alumni include Reggie Leach & Bryan Trottier The Tour is a celebration of Indigenous People's Achievement in the sport of Hockey. Local traditions, education, and community take centre ice as we travel to firs nations […]
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Indigenous Women’s Leadership Treaty Forum
This is to inform you about an opportunity to attend an Indigenous Women’s Forum, designed to share perspectives on the (traditional) role of women in the modern treaty era and to facilitate discussion for greater understanding and the strengthening of treaty relationships in Ontario. As part of Ontario’s Treaty Strategy, this forum will be held […]
