Spring is Goose: Cree Traditions in Chruchill Manitoba https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjAM6oGF1bU&t=45sFor the Cree of Manitoba, goose hunting is foundational to culture, livelihoods, nutrition, and the retention of traditional knowledge. Each spring, Food […]
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Manitoba Hydro’s keeyask project leaves fish inedible for locals in Makeso Sakahikan (Fox Lake/Gillam)
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Youth harvester Paul Nice’s personal update on his harvesting over the cold winter months.
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Demian Lawrenchuk to step down; Cynthia Neudoerffer appointed Transitional Executive Director, Board initiates comprehensive search for permanent successor.
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With unpredictable winter road access amid climate change, remote Indigenous communities are anxious for solutions.
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Teacher in Tataskweyak (Split Lake), Vivian Lin, reflects on the garden program’s success throughout the 2024-25 school year.
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).
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Indigenous harvesters and Manitoba Non-Profit Food Matters Manitoba adapt to the ongoing effects of climate change in the north.
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Thanks to all of our amazing supporters who nominated us for Western Financial Group’s national $100,000 giveaway for Giving Tuesday.
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