This important, three part docuseries, is designed to help educate and enlighten.
It explores the Indigenous Perspective of:
Produced by the Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre
You can watch the entire series online at https://vimeo.com/fenfctv
https://vimeo.com/315344325
Join us Sept. 29 & 30 indoors at the Western Fair District Agriplex (845 Florence St., London, ON) for a huge gathering of Indigenous artists, makers and organizations, as we remember all our relations for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Gawii Wiikaa Ga-Nendimisii (Never Ever Forget Me) addresses the cultural genocide which diminished…
What can I say? I was inspired by a line from the brilliantly twisted minds behind “Shoresy” (and previously, Letterkenny)…and while it’s Jared Keeso‘s creation, this particular inspiration feels like Kaniehtiio Horn is behind it. While I mention these two legends, props to Jacob Tierney and the entire cast & crew of these two series,…
Join us for fall-time fun in Battlefield House Park, Stoney Creek (Hamilton, ON). Enjoy a pancake breakfast, games, pumpkin decorating, demonstrations, music, vendors – and of course, lots of fresh Ontario apples! We will be there with our great selection of natural medicines, crafts, furs, Bison snacks and local Maple products! Vendors and Demonstrators throughout…
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…
This looks like the year we finally get back to “in person” Pow Wow! While there are still health concerns, we are being cautious and looking forward to seeing everyone, hearing the Drums and watching the Dancers! Meanwhile, we’ve been adding new items to our inventory. We do ship across Turtle Island, though local pickup…
The Rasp is a traditional percussion instrument in many Indigenous culture in the Americas and around the world. The Southern Ute Nation call it a “Bear Growler”, in Central America it is called a Güiro (often made from a hollow gourd), many people associate the sound with Bullfrogs…other nations have other names (please comment if…
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