Youth rabbit snaring clubs in Makeso Sakahikan (Fox Lake/Gillam) and Kisipakamak (Brochet) are part of a large scale project in partnership with the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) to teach the youth essential land-based skills.
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Northern partner and traditional harvester Lawrence Saunders reflects on trapping season with the youth in Makeso Sakahikan (Fox Lake/Gillam).
Trapping Season in Makeso Sakahikan Read More »
Indigenous harvesters and Manitoba Non-Profit Food Matters Manitoba adapt to the ongoing effects of climate change in the north.
Adapting To Climate Change Read More »
Thanks to all of our amazing supporters who nominated us for Western Financial Group’s national $100,000 giveaway for Giving Tuesday.
Giving Tuesday – Western Financial $10,000 Recipient! Read More »
Students at the Frontier School Division in Kisipakamak (Brochet) participate in a hide tanning and tufting workshop.
Hide Tanning and Tufting Workshop Read More »
Food Matters Manitoba, Northern partners, and Interlake Regional Health Authority team up to provide moose meat for elders on National Truth and Reconciliation Day.
Moose Meat For Elders Read More »
Traditional harvester and FMM’s Northern partner, Drayden Jobb, recounts his personal experience attending a Sundance in Winnipeg over the past summer.
A Winnipeg Sundance Experience Read More »
Traditional harvester and FMM’s Northern Community Facilitator reflects on his time attending the recent Norway House Gathering this past summer in August.
The Norway House Gathering Read More »
How Indigenous non-profit Food Matters Manitoba is helping northern communities heal from the trauma of colonization by building local food systems.
Re-Building Local Food Systems in the North After Colonization Read More »
Northern Programs Manager Myles King and Community Project Coordinator Myron Cook, travelled to Makeso Sakahikan (Fox Lake/Gillam) and O-Pipon-Na-Piwin (South Indian Lake) in July to continue fostering relationships with both communities.
Fostering Relationships in the North Read More »
