Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day in Windsor-Essex
Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada, and a celebration was held at Mic Mac Park for the 19th year, following a pandemic hiatus.
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Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada, and a celebration was held at Mic Mac Park for the 19th year, following a pandemic hiatus.
This National Indigenous History Month, a Windsor, Ont., elder is sharing her teachings from the community.
The City of Windsor has named a new poet laureate, as well as two new storytellers, as part of a newly expanded program.
Article content Coming together in grief and mourning — but also in solidarity and joy — is the way forward as Canada prepares to mark a national day of listening and learning from Indigenous voices. The last several weeks, and even the last year and beyond, have been filled with grief and trauma for all Canadians, said the executive director of a Windsor-based Indigenous child care centre. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or In wake of school graves — grief, mourning, but also solidarity, joy needed to heal Back to video It’s a challenge...