Angelina Jolie to produce Bright Path: The Jim Thorpe Story

Hollywood has again entered the indigenous platform with a new project on the legendary athlete Jim Thorpe, which has been titled after his traditional name…

SOCAN to offer 10k to an indigenous songwriter

TORONTO — The SOCAN Foundation announced one of its newest awards in late March of this year; The TD Indigenous Songwriter Award which will provide…

Kaha:wi Dance Theatre sets world premiere of Blood Tides

CATHARINES — The world premiere of the highly anticipated performance Blood Tides will be reaching the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre (FOPAC) in the Robertson Theatre…

Preview of Onkwehon:we Festival shines in Brantford

BRANTFORD — For one great evening, both the Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) and Club NV hosted local talents for audiences on Friday, April 27. The…

Talking Earth Pottery hosts Recovering the Female Altar

SIX NATIONS — Nearly in unison with the world premiere of Blood Tides, the collaborative work of Santee Smith and Ngahuia Murphy came forth again…

Art stolen from Woodland Cultural Centre

BRANTFORD —The Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) announced that the outdoor installation Les Demoiselles d’Arigonon, which attracted Kent Monkman fans and art fans alike, was vandalized…

Teaching new hands old tricks through the Artisan Series

SIX NATIONS — The second instalment of the Continuing Education Artisan Series at Six Nations Polytechnic began on Saturday, April 14, showcasing two classes for…

Clint Eastwood told ‘Indian Horse’ director: ‘People need to see this movie’

TORONTO — When Canadian director Stephen S. Campanelli showed his new film “Indian Horse” to his mentor, Clint Eastwood, the four-time Oscar winner was in…

Live theatre and new installations this spring for Woodland Cultural Centre

SIX NATIONS — As several exhibits will be closing in May, the Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) has released a calendar with a few notable items…

International clothing company exhibits Santa Fe based art

  SANTA FE, NM — An international clothing company based in San Francisco is introducing a spring fashion line that exhibits Native American-inspired art and…

Haudenosaunee marriage: the union of families

For westerners, the concept of marriage is defined as “the process in which two people make their relationship public, official, and permanent. It is the…

Haudenosaunee Arts Festival set for summer

BRANTFORD — The best in Haudenosaunee art, music and culture will be the focus of a brand new arts festival set to hit the Woodland…

Film shows escaping the trauma of residential school through sports

A drama tackling one of the most sensitive subjects of trauma for many indigenous residential school survivors and families is found in the film adaptation…

JUNO Awards recognizes Medicine Songs

VANCOUVER — Canada’s most well-known music awards show unveiled the triumphant winners of the 47th Annual JUNO Awards and JUNO Week 2018 on Sunday, March…

Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World makes Canadian film history

The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television Awards awarded RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World three coveted awards for three different aspects of cinema,…