In this modern age where so many young people (and some not so young) spend their lives buried in electronics, a young Artist from Cape Dorset, Nunavut is shining a light on his Culture.
David Pudlat is 13, speaks his Indigenous language and is an avid carver, like his Father. He was recently interviewed for CBC Arts – click the image below to view the article & video.
Thanks to Lise Hosein at CBC Arts for introducing us to this talented young man!
Our friend & artist, Luke Gavin, has partnered with Kingsman Boxing Club (4930 Victoria Avenue, Niagara Falls, Ontario) – check them out on Instagram! This is a safe and welcoming space. As a method of healing and fitness (both mental & physical), Luke will be coaching boxing for Indigenous comunity members – anyone who wishes…
We’ve been busy refreshing our stock & ‘upgrading’ some of our packaging for our medicines. If you’ve used our Dit Da Jow before, you know it’s one of the best, natural, easy to use, pain relief medicines you will find – “2 drops, the pain stops”! If you haven’t tried it, now is the perfect…
At Kinnikinnick Trading, we try to honour both our ancestors and those yet to be born. It’s never a perfect solution; like most people, we also have to make occasional compromises to get by in this modern world – but we do what we’re able when we’re able. Any product we create with natural ingredients/parts…
From the shores of Lake Huron, the Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point celebrate their 54th annual Pow Wow! A traditional gathering for all, featuring dancers, drummers, singers, vendors & food! Dance contests, Baby contest & more! When: Sat. 12 July, Sun. 13 July, 2025 (gates open 9am both days) Where: Chippewas of Kettle &…
I’ve been nominated for a 2022 Indigenous Entrepreneur Award (in association with Pow Wow Pitch)! It’s a win, just to be nominated.This journey continues as Kinikinnick Trading grows, and I grow with it; wóphila tanka / miigwetch / niá:wen / we’lalin / merci / thank you to everyone who continues to support us and make…
This important, three part docuseries, is designed to help educate and enlighten. It explores the Indigenous Perspective of: The War of 1812 Residential Schools Ways To Heal Produced by the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre You can watch the entire series online at https://vimeo.com/fenfctv https://vimeo.com/315344325
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