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Windsor expands poet laureate program to include storytellers - Vimarsana News

Windsor expands poet laureate program to include storytellers

Mary Ann Mulhern's three-year term as Windsor's second poet laureate has ended.

Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance hosts NU's first Pow Wow - Vimarsana News

Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance hosts NU's first Pow Wow

Four years ago, lumber from the Menominee Tribal Enterprises, a Native-owned and operated business, was used to build the Welsh-Ryan Arena basketball court. The Native American and Indigenous Student Alliance made history on that lumber on Saturday, hosting Northwestern’s first student-run Pow Wow.  A pow wow is a celebration held by many Native American and...

Six Nations vigil to provide support, spread awareness about MMIWG on Red Dress Day - Vimarsana News

Six Nations vigil to provide support, spread awareness about MMIWG on Red Dress Day

Members of Six Nations of the Grand River will gather for a candlelight vigil at Veterans Park Thursday evening to mark National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

Source: cbc.ca
Oren Lyons honored with lifetime achievement award - Vimarsana News

Oren Lyons honored with lifetime achievement award

The artist, speaker, author and environmental activist for Indigenous peoples worldwide is being recognized for his contributions. ‘He is a great mentor to many throughout Indian Country’

Running changed two Haudenosaunee men in Ontario. Now one of them is headed to the Boston Marathon - Vimarsana News

Running changed two Haudenosaunee men in Ontario. Now one of them is headed to the Boston Marathon

On Monday, the Boston Marathon will see 30,000 runners for its 126th race. Among the thousands will be one Haudenosaunee man running for charity: Joel Matthew Kennedy.

Source: cbc.ca