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miniaturefaceengineer · 21 days ago
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Serena is lowkey freaky as fuck😍 esp behind her bf’s back
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allthecanadianpolitics · 23 days ago
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Being able to speak Inuktitut on Hockey Night in Canada is like a dream come true for Pujjuut Kusugak.  "It's just one of those things that you wished and you fantasized about but now it's a real thing that's coming up," he said.  Kusugak, and a small collection of other passionate speakers, will get the chance to speak their own languages soon on Hockey Night in Canada (HNIC) which will broadcast three games in Plains Cree and three games in Inuktitut this NHL season.  APTN will air the games in Cree on Jan. 18, Feb. 8 and Feb. 22 and the games in Inuktitut on March 8, March 22 and April 12.
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weenukfok · 11 months ago
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neechees · 9 months ago
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Cree phrase for you today:
Kahkiyaw mihkwasâkayak kohkôsiwiwak
"All cops are pigs"
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granadaholmesdaily · 1 year ago
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHERLOCK HOLMES —6th January 1854—
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kroovv · 2 years ago
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I drew Cree a while back and still really like how she came out✨
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hillypete · 6 months ago
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anyone have Ontario or Northern Ontario to trade? Dm me
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#nativebaddiez n8vgirls
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Today’s Native/Indigenous Character in Media is Ms. Hunter from Wendell & Wild!
Ms. Hunter is voiced by Tantoo Cardinal who is Cree and Métis!
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kiwewinbeads · 7 months ago
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Look what I just finished!!
Magpie feet earrings with peyote stitched beadwork, stainless steel findings and moose hide
Available!
$250 CAD
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formlines · 6 months ago
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Killer Whale
Jay Brabant
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doubledaybooks · 3 months ago
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“The worst part about missing someone is when you forget for a second that they're gone. When you remember, the pain hits you harder than before. Forgetting can feel like a gift, but a lot of the time it's just hurt lying in wait.” -Jessica Johns, BAD CREE
Break our hearts, Jessica Johns, why don't you.
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miniaturefaceengineer · 21 days ago
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Giselle back then was OP
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allthecanadianpolitics · 9 days ago
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A new exhibit on dog sled blankets currently on display in Fort Smith, N.W.T., blends artistry and tradition.
The exhibit, called "Tāpis: A Love Letter to Our Dog Kin," showcases nine dog blankets made by six Indigenous artists. The Northern Life Museum & Cultural Centre in Fort Smith is hosting the exhibit.
To accompany the travelling exhibit, the museum is also displaying two historical sets of dog blankets from its collection, which were made in the 1940s. [...]
[The curator of the museum] said the exhibit isn't just about showcasing beautiful beadwork and preserving a part of northern history. The project also highlights the cultural importance of dog teams and the artistry behind the unique blankets. [...]
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weenukfok · 11 months ago
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neechees · 2 years ago
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What a Cree Bride May Have Worn - 1880's.
[image description: semi realistic flat colored, digital drawing of a light brown skinned Cree woman with dark brown hair in braids, a cream colored tanned hide dress, who is leading an American Paint horse by a lasso. The Cree woman has two large dots of red ochre painted on the apples of her cheeks, and single line of red ochre across her forehead. She has 4 lined tattoos running down her chin, and to lines extending outward to make an inverted "V" from the corners of her mouth. Her braids are tied off with circular conch shell ties, and she wears a beaded blue belt with red triangular detailing, a blue beaded necklace, and a bone choker with red beads. She has red and white moccasins with a long, fringed dress, with red pigment yoke painted onto the dress, and blue and white quillwork underneath. She has a Hudson's Bay blanket over her right shoulder. Speech bubbles pointing to the relevant details are as listed in bullet points below. end image description.]
Weddings usually were not as formal, big events in Cree culture, but there were some formalities and gifts that were exchanged, including what's depicted here.
Horse: marriage dowry. She was gifted a horse in exchange for marriage. All horses belonged to her.
red ochre makeup, for special occasions, and chin tattoos indicating status as a married woman.
newly made moccasins and a blanket: gifts from her intended. She was gifted the moccasins alongside the horse.
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sweetd3lights · 10 months ago
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