Walking Their Shoes

May 27th, a well-manicured Canadian facade shattered when ground-penetrating radar confirmed a suspected mass grave of 215 Onkwehonwe children. Within days the story made its way around the world; temporary memorials popped up throughout the country. Still, as these little makeshift memorials went up, several were removed quickly, including one in the small town of…

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Davisville: A Day School with a camp?

Onkwehonwe activity has never been a question in the area

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The New “Tradish” Council: Part 1

The New “Tradish” Council:

Canada’s continued extermination policy is now a home-grown effort.

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Lifting Our Minds Affirmations

Make others around you feel good by offering and lending your good words! IT’s FREE

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Why is it important to see Rez-Humour’s representation in current pop culture?

Growing up, I was always surrounded by my immediate family, aunts, uncles, both of my grandma’s and countless cousins. If you were sensitive, you had to toughen up real quick and get a sense of humour. My family events are filled with jokes and laughter that neighbours could hear down the road!

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Can you be Pro-Government and Anti-Government?

The dichotomy of Onkwehonwe:neha 49 clan title belt The simple and most obvious answer may appear to be a resounding “No,” however, for many Onkwehonwe… The answer is, “yes.”… Sort of. While you might be thinking, How is that even a possibility? The answers lie within what we simply refer to as  “Onkwehonwe:neha”; Unfortunately, it…

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