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MSU Powwow allows student to connect with her heritage | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

MSU Powwow allows student to connect with her heritage | News, Sports, Jobs

The Minot State University Powwow held in the MSU Dome on Friday and Saturday enabled first-time attendee Bailey Norris-Pott to connect with the Indigenous cult

A Fantastical Cree Spirit From the Mind of Artist Kent Monkman Writes Her Memoirs - Vimarsana News

A Fantastical Cree Spirit From the Mind of Artist Kent Monkman Writes Her Memoirs

Kent Monkman and his collaborator Gisèle Gordon spent six years writing the two-volume memoir which charts the history of North America.

Source: artnet.com
In Bones of Crows, Grace Dove found healing among the heaviness - Vimarsana News

In Bones of Crows, Grace Dove found healing among the heaviness

Actor Grace Dove plays the role of Aline Spears in the new film Bones of Crows. It follows a Cree woman's journey from her childhood to old age as she navigates trauma from her time in the residential school system.

Source: cbc.ca
Indigenous smudging protocol introduced to Sask. provincial courts brings some peace amid tragedy - Vimarsana News

Indigenous smudging protocol introduced to Sask. provincial courts brings some peace amid tragedy

A new protocol introduced to Saskatchewan Provincial Court formalizes the process to request smudging in the courthouse, a practice which those in the middle of stressful hearings find helps calm and heal.

Source: cbc.ca
Canada mining push puts major carbon sink and Indigenous lands in the crosshairs - Vimarsana News

Canada mining push puts major carbon sink and Indigenous lands in the crosshairs

Since the last ice age, wide rivers have meandered toward the southern shores of Hudson Bay in Canada, to join its salty waters. On their way, they’ve created swaths of wetlands, filled with carbon-packed peat bog. The Cree Indigenous people who have lived here for millennia call these peatlands Yehewin Aski, or “the Breathing Lands,” […]