Three-year-old Madison took to her porch to dance in her jingle dress.
The member of Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation in Alberta wanted to cheer those feeling down about the COVID-19 pandemic.
Video: Lorianne Chowace / Facebook
TONIGHT! It's almost the longest day of year—the summer solstice and #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay—and that means it's powwow season! Welcome in the summer with our ALL-POWWOW show 💛❤️🖤
🔊7PM Wednesday @CBCMusic Feat. @mnxsingers@YoungSpiritDrum & MORE https://t.co/WSTHQVIrm0
Tomorrow, the works of eight artists come together to challenge preconceived ideas of Blackness in Canada in the new exhibition Here We Are Here: Black Canadian Contemporary Art. Presented by @TD_Canada. https://t.co/5RxIdnXry3
“This is the home of African people in Canada." Here We Are Here: Black Canadian Contemporary Art, opens June 1 at the @ArtGalleryNS and will remain open until Oct. 27. https://t.co/f3EFTH96Z0
Excited to announce our next exhibition, Reconstructing Selves, w/ @marisagallemit @donkwan@WarriorRenaud. These Ottawa-Gatineau artists of Asian descent explore issues x possibilities that flow from cultural identity. Opens May 24, 7-10
#canadianart#ottarts#AsianHeritageMonth
NOW: Paul Harfleet explaining why he is in Ottawa planting pansies, at the sites of homophobic incidents. His @pansyproject is part of @spao_613 's SUMMER CAMP exhibit https://t.co/estjr0UBnX