"To have them be presented with a piece of my work to represent their hard work, their life long dream of playing at the World Juniors, is pretty remarkable and totally humbling for me," said Cree artist Jason Carter. https://t.co/TqxIYW1oqv
Among the pieces found, 28 belonged to the well-known contemporary artist Carl Beam. The other 155 were created by Stephen Snake and other Indigenous artists.
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Last night, Canada honoured me with a Governor General's Award and this video. I'm not crying. It's just maple syrup. @stevenpage is a friend and legend for wasting this amazing song on me. Thank you to Her Excellency, @GGCanada, Mary Simon. #GGAwards@CanadasNAC I'm a wreck.
“Why must you always concentrate on color?”
“Why just you bring race into this Rittenhouse trial?”
As always, this answer from James Baldwin is what you were looking for. Must watch.
The search for missing children on more than 200 hectares of land once associated with the Mohawk Institute Residential School is set to begin today.
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Hope all you people, including many in the media, who have been shitting on Carey Price for the past decade now understand that he has been carrying this lifeless franchise for years. The mismanagement of this asset by management and coaches has been gross negligence.
#GoHabsGo
So let me get this straight: Aaron Rodgers can spread misinformation about vaccines, but Colin Kaepernick can't speak the truth about racial injustice?
I’m grateful to have the support of everyone at @hometownhockey_ who encouraged me say what was in my heart last night.
Some thoughts on the NHL’s broken culture.
Don’t worry, we’ve got even more @AdrianCollegeFB content for you. Check out this awesome video, produced by ACTV Freshman Cameron Reed. #actv#godawgs#d3fb
A First Nations student has re-designed the Edmonton Elks logo for an orange T-shirt raising awareness of residential schools, with proceeds going to sports programs for Indigenous youth.
https://t.co/B7s36Ck6sQ
This episode should be ready by tomorrow. Thanks for your patience! We’re very pleased to welcome Anishinaabe journalist @WillowFiddler as this month’s guest host. We had a very powerful conversation about an important book!