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Aboriginal Awareness Week kicks off in Calgary - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal Awareness Week kicks off in Calgary

Calgary’s Aboriginal Awareness Week kicked off Monday June 19th. The event highlights the need to celebrate, appreciate and learn about Indigenous culture.

Aboriginal Awareness Week kicks off in Calgary - Calgary - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal Awareness Week kicks off in Calgary - Calgary

Calgary's Aboriginal Awareness Week kicked off Monday June 19th. The event highlights the need to celebrate, appreciate and learn about Indigenous culture.

Canadian Indigenous showcase to expand in Alberta - Vimarsana News

Canadian Indigenous showcase to expand in Alberta

Indigenous-owned culture, art, music and business showcase brings needed traction for Western Canada’s Indigenous founders and organizations — while...

Alberta residential school survivor calls on Pope Francis to apologize during visit to Canada - Vimarsana News

Alberta residential school survivor calls on Pope Francis to apologize during visit to Canada

Members of Alberta’s Indigenous community say Pope Francis should immediately apologize for the Catholic Church’s role in the residential school system upon his announcement that he is willing to visit Canada.

Anishinaabe designer apologizes after MMIWG-themed dress prompts online outrage - Vimarsana News

Anishinaabe designer apologizes after MMIWG-themed dress prompts online outrage

  SASKATOON -- Anishinaabe and Mohawk fashion designer Lesley Hampton is apologizing after a dress featured in 2019 that used imagery of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people recently sparked outrage online. She said she never intended the piece to be triggering but instead, give the missing and murdered a spotlight in a traditionally white-dominated world of fashion. A photo of the eponymous Indigenous-owned fashion brand’s red-spotted, cream-coloured dress was recently reposted by the Cree model who wore it two years ago for a photoshoot. Critics online sa...

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