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Thunder Bay teacher wins Prime Minister’s Award

Thunder Bay teacher wins Prime Minister’s Award

Jasmine Sgambelluri received the national certificate of excellence on June 12.
Neebing retreat expands to include a June offering

Neebing retreat expands to include a June offering

The Blue Sky Community Healing Centre and Niibing Tribal Tours, which are located on 356 Little Trout Bay Road in Neebing, will be playing host to the Ode’imin Giizis Strawberry Moon Retreat from June 20-24.
St. Ignatius showcases Indigenous culture at powwow

St. Ignatius showcases Indigenous culture at powwow

The event was put together by the St. Ignatius and St. Patrick Indigenous student councils.
Sheila North will speak at Brodie Library Thursday night

Sheila North will speak at Brodie Library Thursday night

The former Grand Chief of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak is reading from her memoir as part of Thunder Bay Public Library’s Indigenous Author Series.
Indigenous high school students get a taste of life at Lakehead University

Indigenous high school students get a taste of life at Lakehead University

The university welcomed 200 students from area high schools for its annual Indigenous preview day.
Tootoo aims to inspire by telling his story

Tootoo aims to inspire by telling his story

The former National Hockey League forward was the guest speaker at the Salvation Army’s Journey to Life dinner on Thursday.
Program teaches computer skills through Indigenous music

Program teaches computer skills through Indigenous music

A day-long workshop for Thunder Bay Catholic District School Board students was held on Thursday.
Birch bark canoe project to be showcased at gallery

Birch bark canoe project to be showcased at gallery

The project was completed by the Confederation College Embark Program in 2022.
Influences run deep for Indigenous artist

Influences run deep for Indigenous artist

Gene Boshkaykin is holding a one-man art show at Chartwell Glacier Ridge on Saturday afternoon.
Tiny homes project benefiting students and Indigenous communities

Tiny homes project benefiting students and Indigenous communities

KZ Lodge, the Indigenous skilled trades training program at Hammarskjold High School, celebrated the completion of their second modular home on Friday.
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