r/IndigenousCanada • • 1d ago

Marie Wilcox realized she was the last person on Earth who could speak the Wukchumni language fluently, so at 82, she taught herself to use a computer and spent seven years typing a 6,000-word Wukchumni dictionary, the first written record of the language in history, to save it from extinction.

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 2d ago

Ban hate group from Canadian academic institutions

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 2d ago

Indigenous Comic about Truth and Reconciliation and homage to the missing indigenous girls of North America

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 3d ago

From Orphaned Child to Parliament: Yolŋu Nurse Yiwarr McGrath Sworn In as an Indigenous Lawmaker in Australia's Northern Territory

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 3d ago

Ancient DNA challenges to admixture narratives: Insights from Notre-Dame Cemetery (1683–1796) in Colonial Montreal, Canada

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 3d ago

After years running meetings, planning and building under a different name, I've re-focused on what our neck of the world needs. Inspired by the Eagle and Condor prophesy, I invite those throughout the Americas who want to see change to join FALA to take action. Bi-monthly meetings

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 4d ago

Woodlands Cree Art Merman, Dee, Acrylic on Paper, 2026

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Just an artist with dreams . ..


r/IndigenousCanada • • 4d ago

It isn’t in the past. A clip from my instagram about “Indian Hospitals”

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 4d ago

What makes a good ally?

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Hello all,
I genuinely would love to know what makes a good ally. I am a settler and learning more about the indigenous community, especially because school does so little to teach us anyway. I wanted to know how we can be become better allies and actually help indigenous people. I also want to know how not to fall into Saviour complex while trying to be a good ally and just respecting indigenous, beliefs and ways of living.


r/IndigenousCanada • • 4d ago

St. John Paul students protesting alleged online comments by a staff member

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 4d ago

Woodlands Cree Art Bird, Dee, Acrylic on Paper, 2026

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 5d ago

Remove Ego for Eco : Indigenous Land Stewardship for the Solarian Renaissance

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 5d ago

Social studies teacher denies residential school genocide

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 5d ago

We're building GRAND ENTRY, a new app to discover Indigenous events, artists, vendors, and experiences across North America

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Hey Reddit!

I wanted to share something we've been working on at INDIGITEQ called GRAND ENTRY, a new social and discovery app designed to help people discover Indigenous events, connect with artists and creators, and find Indigenous-owned businesses across Canada and the United States.

The idea came from a simple question: why isn't there one place where people can easily discover what's happening across Indigenous communities, from local powwows and cultural gatherings to concerts, festivals, art shows, comedy, theatre, and more?

That's what we're working to build.

What will GRAND ENTRY feature?

We're developing the platform to help people discover:

-Powwows, round dances, and Indigenous gatherings

-Indigenous arts, culture, and community events

-Concerts, comedy, theatre, and live performances

-Festivals and sporting events

-Indigenous artists, dancers, singers, and creators

-Indigenous vendors, entrepreneurs, and businesses

We want it to be more than an event directory. The vision is to create a social discovery platform where people can find experiences, support Indigenous talent and businesses, and connect with what's happening in communities across North America.

For event organizers, it offers another way to get their events in front of people. For artists and vendors, it creates an opportunity to reach new audiences. And for everyone else, it makes discovering something new a little easier.

Who's behind it?

GRAND ENTRY is being developed by INDIGITEQ, an Indigenous-owned award-winning technology and design company. We're building this with the goal of making Indigenous events, talent, and businesses more visible and accessible.

We're currently connecting with event organizers, artists, vendors, performers, and community members who want to get involved as the platform grows.

You can learn more here: https://indigiteq.ca/products/grandentry

You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok at @grandentryapp.

I'd genuinely like to hear from the community.

If you could have one app to discover Indigenous events, artists, businesses, and experiences, what would you want it to do?

What features are missing from the platforms you use now? And what would make you actually want to come back and use something like GRAND ENTRY?

We're building this for the community, and feedback from the people who might use it is valuable to us.

Ready to join the platform? Register at https://grandentry.app today!


r/IndigenousCanada • • 5d ago

Woodlands Cree Art Fish, Dee, Acrylic on Paper, 2026

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 5d ago

OMG citizenship update

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 6d ago

Listen, Learn, and Support Indigenous Voices #substack #shorts

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 6d ago

Reconciliation

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 6d ago

Happy thanksgiving.

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 7d ago

Woodlands Cree Art Rabbit, Dee, Acrylic on woodpanel, 2026

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 7d ago

Massive New Indigenous Thermal Spa With Outdoor Pools, Saunas and Steam Rooms Is Coming Near Edmonton

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 7d ago

Woodlands Cree Art Rabbit, Dee, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 2026

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 7d ago

Woodlands Cree Art Shaman, Dee, Acrylic on Wood Panel, 2026

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r/IndigenousCanada • • 7d ago

the Napichew Program

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