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The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. will open a special installation titled “Making a Statement” Feb. 28. The installation will display two gowns worn by Oscar-nominated actor Lily Gladstone (Siksikaitsitapi [Blackfeet]/Nimiipuu [Nez Perce]). It will close in March 2026. Both gowns were a custom collaboration, designed by Gucci and Indigenous artist Joe Big Mountain (Mohawk/Cree/Comanche) of Ironhorse Qui…See the Story

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The Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is expanding its commitment to attract Indigenous students. The Alberta-based facility, often referred to simply as the Banff Centre, announced earlier this month that it will now be supporting all Indigenous students in all of its arts programs. It will offer scholarships to all Indigenous students that will cover 100 per cent of the costs for their tuition, accommodations and meals while studying at the…See the Story

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Organizers of the Little Native Hockey League tournament will once again have an important reason to celebrate this year. Last March, the tournament which is often simply called the Little NHL, staged its 50th anniversary. A record number of 245 clubs participated in that event, which was primarily held in the Ontario city of Markham, located just north of Toronto. Another record will be established this year. That’s because a total of 276 squad…See the Story

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SaskTel has announced that it is now accepting applications for the 2025 SaskTel Indigenous Youth Awards of Excellence. First established in 1997 as a partnership between SaskTel and the Wicihitowin Foundation, the SaskTel Indigenous Youth Awards of Excellence celebrate outstanding achievements of young Indigenous people across Saskatchewan. “The SaskTel Indigenous Youth Awards of Excellence highlight the remarkable talents, leadership, and cont…See the Story

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Six Indigenous filmmakers, including two from Canada, will be the next cohort of the 4th World Media Lab 2025 fellowship program. For 10 years the program has been offering mid-career Indigenous filmmakers the opportunity to develop their filmmaking skills and networks through a comprehensive year of hands-on training and networking. The concept for the program began with a Coast Salish Elder and has been designed to uplift the voices and perspe…See the Story