Home pressing apples on the farm. Sometimes Indigenous food sovereignty looks like apple juice.
Tgu dzipdzaba apels; Peel the apples
Month: January 2017
We share the breath
Life and death have been on my mind a lot recently. This community has gone through too much heartache the past few months and to be honest, I have lost count of how many people have died here. I am not immune to this. I am constantly reminded of this shared sadness though social media,… Continue reading We share the breath
Ink and Stories – Cora DeVos, Guest Blogger
Tattooing was a tradition that was almost lost in our culture due to missionaries forbidding it and residential schools, Inuit were no longer continuing this tradition.
How do you say “dating” in Dene?
One of the first dates I went on was with a white guy. Which was new for me. Being from a small Northern Indigenous community, I usually dated Dene’s, Cree’s and sometimes, when I was feeling exotic, Métis. But “dating” in the North – it’s not like in the city.
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