When we think about the future, it’s clear that young people hold the key to vibrant communities and thriving cultures. Here in Manitoba, there’s a beautiful blend of opportunities designed to uplift and empower youth, especially Indigenous youth. These initiatives are more than just programs - they are pathways to growth, creativity, and connection. Let’s explore how we can all engage with and benefit from the rich landscape of youth opportunities available in Manitoba. Expl

Treaty Number One Medals at the Manitoba Museum tell a First Nations Story  - Manitoba Museum Indigenous History Month is a time to...

North-West Resistance | The Canadian Encyclopedia Louis Riel (1844–1885) Louis Riel was a Métis leader, politician, poet,...

As Pride Month gets closer we are reminded of inclusivity, love, and mental health awareness in the LGBTQ2S+ community. Pride...

The tree with many names - Mâsikîsk, Thuja occidentalis, White Cedar, Eastern Arborvitae - is a tree deeply rooted in the lives of...

Indigenous people have a deep connection and reciprocal relationship with the animals of Turtle Island. Since time immemorial this is how we survived, moving along nomadically with herds of animals for food, clothing, regalia, homes, ceremonial artifacts, and tools. Many of these animals were killed in masses to destroy the livelihood of Indigenous peoples. Some practices have been lost through generations of genocidal colonialism, but thankfully communities have held tightl

Guiding principles Many Indigenous communities have adopted the Seven Grandfather Teachings as a moral steppingstone and cultural...

Indigenous communities of Turtle Island have a rich history of using traditional medicines for healing and wellness. Plant-based...