Parkway renamed with Algonquin name
…of residential schools for Indigenous children. Dumont is Algonquin advisor to Bishop Shane Parker of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa, who also spoke at last year’s march, and commented this…
…of residential schools for Indigenous children. Dumont is Algonquin advisor to Bishop Shane Parker of the Anglican Diocese of Ottawa, who also spoke at last year’s march, and commented this…
…the month of June the All My Relations Circle is gearing up to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Tuesday, June 21. … Written by All My Relations circle Flock…
…engaged, how excited they are to hear and discuss these topics. We talk about Canada’s history of Indigenous oppression and discuss racial inequalities. We talk about the ever-changing political climate…
…the gift would also benefit another Indigenous group, St. Margaret’s Inuit congregation. Charlotte recalled that “in John’s heyday, he was a passionate square dancer and a sought-after dance partner. His…
…two World Wars? Most of us have grown up on unceded territory – land that was stolen from our Indigenous brothers and sisters just a few generations ago. Most of…
…a Cree writer and a member of the Red Pheasant Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. After working for Indigenous organizations for twenty-five years she obtained a law degree and advocated for…
…Shane Parker and Albert Dumont, Algonquin Elder from Kitigan Zibi and Indigenous Advisor to the Bishop, blessed the trail that was under construction at the time. Following the blessing of…
…Anglicans have begun to acknowledge that the Diocese was founded on the unceded traditional territory of the Algonquin Anishinabeg. That history is less visible in the window. An Indigenous woman…
…together to support Indigenous rights The All My Relations Working Group is asking Ottawa Anglicans to express their support for Bill C-15, legislation to implement the UN Declaration on the…
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