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Manitoba is well-represented among a group of Indigenous social media creators chosen for a special training program meant to help them grow their online presence.

Indigenous online content creation has exploded in recent years, and many have taken to social platforms such as X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, Instagram and Facebook to grow their audiences and

Indigenous online content creation has exploded in recent years, and many have taken to social platforms such as X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, Instagram and Facebook to grow their audiences and

Indigenous online content creation has exploded in recent years, and many have taken to social platforms such as X (formerly Twitter), TikTok, Instagram and Facebook to grow their audiences and

All those sounds are great, but it’s the aroma of fry bread coming through the summer breeze that gets me every time. When I go to a powwow, I can’t help but indulge in fry bread in one of its many forms — savory Indian tacos, sweet strawberry fry bread or just a single piece topped with powdered sugar and a drizzle of honey. Since I travel often, I enjoy sampling fry bread from different regions in Indian Country.

TikTok gave the world a glimpse of Native communities and connected its users. Now, many fear what they would lose if the app goes away.

An Alberta-born content creator has been named to TikTok’s 2022 Global Discover List.

Nathan Apodaca became a viral sensation with a breezy video that showed him sipping cranberry juice while skateboarding to Fleetwood Macs "Dreams."

A new study from Magna Media Trials found that both types have their place.

RezTok: Indigenous storytellers find stronger voice on popular platform April 1, 2021 Yang, a 19-year-old Diné woman, uses her TikTok platform of more than 32,000 followers to bring awareness and create space for Indigenous practices and issues. (Photo by Jeff Rosenfield/Cronkite News) Like other Indigenous storytellers on RezTok, Yang often shares stories and personal histories that don’t show up in textbooks. (Photo by Jeff Rosenfield/Cronkite News) As a woman who’s proud of her Diné he...