#mi'gmaq

[workingclasshistory]

On this day, 11 June 1981, the first of two violent raids by Québec police took place on the Listuguj (Restigouche) reserve of the Miꞌgmaq First Nations people. Officers in full riot gear attacked the reserve, while 35 boatloads of game wardens came ashore to shut down fishing by Mi'gmaq people. During the first raid police seized 100 fishing nets, arrested nine people and was accused of brutally beating others, like fisherman Randy Morrison, who reportedly stated: "I was trying to get out of the way of a group of policemen. A group of them grabbed, handcuffed, and then beat me with their sticks." On June 20, police returned, blockading the area and firing rubber bullets and tear gas. While the government claimed to be acting for conservation reasons, at the same time as shutting down salmon fishing by First Nations people, increasing oil exploration on Indigenous land was continuing apace. At the time there was speculation that the raids were to assert Québec's control of salmon fishing as a precursor to potential independence. Clashes continued in the aftermath of the raids, with two Indigenous people shot by police and another reserve raided by a mob of white Canadians who destroyed a Native salmon net. The second raids were filmed in a landmark documentary by Indigenous director Alanis Obomsawin in her film, Incident at Restigouche. Learn about Indigenous genocide and resistance in the Americas in this book: https://shop.workingclasshistory.com/products/500-years-of-indigenous-resistance-gord-hill https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=642632851243267&set=a.602588028581083&type=3

[gogandmagog]

Headcanons about the Blythe kids? 🫢

Oh, man! Not really, I’m afraid! Meager ones, only.

Jem was taller than Anne at age 9. He was taller than Gilbert by 13.

Walter’s handwritten copy of the poem ‘the Piper’ had the line “keep the Faith,” which might’ve looked like a curiously mistaken case of a capitalized F (it was not), and so it’s double meaning was lost when published. And probably for the best.

When Shirley returns from war, he goes on to marry a Mi'gmaq girl.

Rilla and Ken cause a bit of a scandal and divorce after their kids attend University.

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Wednesday, April 03, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

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WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: LOOT (Apple TV+) WALKER (CTV Drama) 8:00pm TAKE MY TUMOR (TLC Canada) 10:00pm AMERICAN HORROR STORY: DELICATE (FX Canada) 10:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE FUTURE (PBS Feed)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA LONG LOST FAMILY: WHAT HAPPENED NEXT?

CBC GEM CRIME SCENE KITCHEN (Season 2)

DISNEY + STAR KIYA & THE KIMOJA HEROES (Season 1) LIFE BELOW ZERO: NEXT GENERATIONS (Season 7) PLAYDATE WITH WINNIE THE POOH (Season 1) UFO FACTORY UFO Factory (Fabricantes de Ovnis) WISH

NETFLIX CANADA CRIME SCENE BERLIN: NIGHTLIFE KILLER (DE) FILES OF THE UNEXPLAINED RODEIO ROCK (BR)

CURLING (TSN/TSN5) 10:00am: LGT World Men's Curling Championship: Netherlands vs. Canada (TSN/TSN5) 1:00pm: LGT World Men's Curling Championship: Korea vs. Canada

2024 IIHF WOMEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (TSN3/TSN4) 11:00am: Denmark vs. Sweden (TSN3/TSN4) 3:00pm: Finland vs. Czechia (TSN3/TSN5) 7:00pm: United States vs. Switzerland

MLB BASEBALL (SN) 1:00pm: Rangers vs. Rays (SN1) 8:00pm: Jays vs. Astros (SN Now) 10:00pm: Giants vs. Dodgers

NHL HOCKEY (SN) 7:00pm: Rays vs. Leafs (SN360) 9:30pm: Oilers vs. Stars (SNPacific) 10:00pm: Canucks vs. Coyotes

NBA BASKETBALL (SN Now) 7:30pm: Thunder vs. Celtics (TSN/TSN4) 8:00pm: Raptors vs. Timberwolves

TRIGGER POINT (CBC) 8:00pm: Experienced bomb disposal operative Lana Washington is pushed to her breaking point dealing with a series of improvised explosive devices that threaten London during a summer terror campaign.

ALLEGIANCE (CBC) 9:00pm: Alex puts Michelle in grave danger by telling her the truth about Black Dagger, Sam and Faber try to track Alex when he goes off the grid, Victor takes drastic measures to keep Natalie safe from harm, and Christoph arrives in New York undetected.

RED EARTH UNCOVERED (APTN) 9:00pm: Doc sends Hayley to Comox to attend a Sasquatch conference called BinderCon. Hayley speaks with the organizer, Thomas Sewid, and learns about a female Sasquatch known as Dzunuk'wa.

DON'T HATE YOUR HOUSE WITH THE PROPERTY BROTHERS (HGTV Canada) 9:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): When Warren and Tricia bought a recently remodeled house in the perfect neighbourhood, they dreamed of hosting large family holiday gatherings.

CELEBRITY HELP! MY HOUSE IS HAUNTED (T&E) 9:00pm (SEASON PREMERE): Learn why Diana's former butler, Paul Burrell, thinks strange smoke and noises in his home could be a sign that the People's Princess is reaching out from beyond the grave. Watch the team's investigation open the door for two lost souls to reunite.

THE CRIME IS MINE (Crave) 9:00pm: Madeleine Verdier, a young actress, is accused of murdering a famous producer; after being acquitted, she begins her new life of fame and success, until the truth comes out.

SECRET NAZI SCIENCE (Super Channel Fuse) 9:00pm: Liebensraum breeding programs and bunk studies in heredity helped to justify mass sterilizations and genocide. In concentration camps, twisted experiments like Josef Mengele's twin studies masquerade as science and justify all manner of Nazi horrors.

LANDS ENCHANTED (APTN) 9:30pm: Join Ernest Webb in Forillon National Park, on the unceded territory of the Mi'gmaq community of Gespeg. Witness the residents' efforts to rediscover their traditional lands, bridging the past, present and future.

BIG BROTHER CANADA (Global) 9:30pm

QUIET ON SET: THE DARK SIDE OF KIDS TV (Investigation Discovery) 10:00pm: A look at accusations concerning showrunner Dan Schneider, including a toxic workplace for female writers and two crew members' arrests for child abuse.

[radical-pedagogy-reflection]

Indigenous Resistance Through Film

Obomsawin reimages Indigeneity through the medium of filmmaking. Following the lives of Indigenous people across “Canada,” and taking a particular interest in their struggle for sovereignty and state recognition, Obomsawin renegotiates the objective, omnipotent presence of the documentary filmmaker and rather positions herself within the struggle, centering Indigenous culture, history, and experiences as the argument, evidence, and conclusion of her films. Therefore, her work contests twofold; firstly the ways in which documentary filmmaking as a medium has been used in the colonial sense to control public perception/understanding of a certain event, people, or history, and secondly, the subject matter of her films — seminal Indigenous issues and events in Canada — expose the continuous colonial violence that is enacted upon by all levels of government towards Indigenous people, whilst challenging official histories and narratives about Canada’s relationship with Indigenous people. Her films continue to see what the rest of the county cannot see, or chooses to ignore.

Obomsawin’s filmmaking practice begins with listening. Often, before any second that is caught on camera, she will go into the community that she is working with alone, without a crew or a camera, and engage in conversation and daily life. She insists on building relationships and connections first, attentive to witnessing before any act of producing. Her participatory style of filmmaking adapts the didactic documentary tradition. Obomsawin appears in all of her films, seated in homes interviewing subjects, engaging with children in schools, or barricaded behind the lines during a resistance. You will often hear her voice encouraging subjects during interviews, or laughing with a group. Her presence throughout the films reminds viewers of her intimate, intrinsic connection to the subject matter — as an Indigenous woman she is just as much shaped and informed by the events, communities, and histories that she documents. 

The subject matter of Obomsawin’s films speak to the ongoing effects of settler colonialism, genocide, persecution, and state surveillance of Indigenous people. Incident at Restigouche (1984) follows the raids on the Listuguj Mi'gmaq First Nation by the Quebec provincial police, as an effort of imposing restrictions on their fishing rights, Richard Cardinal: Cry from a Diary of a Métis Child (1986) is a devastating examination of Canada's child welfare system in regards to the (mis)treatment of Indigenous children and youth, and the harm that the system causes. Christmas at Moose Factory (1971), her first feature-length film, is filmed at a residential school in northern Ontario around Christmas time, Hi-Ho Mistahey! (2013) follows the campaign Shannen’s Dream, which lobbies for improved educational opportunities for Indigenous youth, and examines the on-going impacts of the lack of proper education for Indigenous youth, and Our People Will Be Healed (2017) profiles the Helen Betty Osborne Ininiw Education Resource Centre in Norway House Cree Nation, the structure of the school, offering a vision for what Indigenous based education could look like in the future, whilst recognizing the challenges the school is facing today.

Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance (1993) documents the Kanehsatà:ke Resistance/Oka Crisis and is the most well known of Obomsawin’s films. Had it not been for Obomsawin and her crew documenting 250 hours worth of footage behind the barricade, in standoff with the military, and at the end of resistance, the public memory of this event would have been shaped solely by one-sided government press releases, limited CBC reporting, and Prime Minister Mulroney asserting that the Mohawk warriors were dangerous criminals with illegal weapons. Emotive, intense moments behind the barricade, articulated through interviews with individual Mohawk warriors, offer a closer account of the events instead. Obomsawin’s uncompromising and partisan view of what occurred at the Oka golf course gave way for Mohawk historical narratives to be re-articulated and Indigenous efforts for self-determination to be legitimised.

[filmes-online-facil]

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Os mortos estão voltando à vida fora da reserva isolada Mi'gmaq de Corvo Vermelho, exceto por seus habitantes indígenas que são imunes à peste zumbi. Traylor, o xerife tribal, deve proteger a namorada grávida de seu filho, refugiados apocalípticos, e reservar riff raff das hordas de cadáveres brancos ambulantes.

[tlatollotl]

In Blood Quantum, the dead are coming back to life outside the isolated Mi’gMaq reserve of Red Crow, except for its indigenous inhabitants who are immune to the zombie plague. A tribal sheriff must protect his son’s pregnant girlfriend, apocalyptic refugees, and other members of the reserve from the hordes of walking white corpses. Above is a first look image from the movie.

Directed and written by Mi’gmaq filmmaker Jeff Barnaby, the movie stars Fear The Walking Dead and True Detective actor Michael Greyeyes,  Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers (On the Farm) and Forrest Goodluck (The Revenant), and was produced by John Christou for Prospector Films and Rob Vroom. Madrona Drive will also executive produce.

The film recently wrapped shoot in Montreal, Canada and the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory as well as Barnaby’s hometown of Listuguj, Quebec. XYZ is set to screen a promo in Cannes.

The project is Barnaby’s sophomore feature film following Rhymes For Young Ghouls. Elevation Pictures will distribute in Canada, while Entract Films will distribute the film in Quebec. Bell Media’s Crave has the first-window broadcast rights in Canada. Financing was provided by Telefilm Canada, SODEC, Canadian Media Fund, and The Harold Greenberg Fund.

XYZ’s Cannes slate also includes Lorcan Finnegan’s Vivarium, which will have its world premiere in Critics’ Week, Joe Penna’s Stowaway, starring Anna Kendrick and Toni Collette, Benson & Moorhead’s Synchronic starring Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan, Richard Stanley’s Color Out Of Space starring Nicolas Cage, and Jim Taihuttu’s The East with Marwan Kenzari and Martijn Lakemeier.

[the-aila-test]

Jeff Barnaby, director/writer for Rhymes For Young Ghouls, is creating a VR project:

“  December 24, 2167. Global warming has turned most of the planet into a desert. State surveillance is constant. The affluent have retreated into walled cities. Refugees live on the outside, hungry and desperate. In this BETA version of the Tegs’g VR experience, step into the shoes of Sora, an expert people smuggler who is the refugees’ only hope for a better life. “

This is 

[silentambassadors]

Repose en paix, Henri Membertou.  The first Native leader to be baptised by the French, Membertou remembered meeting both Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain in his younger years, making him at least a centenarian (and probably solidly in his mid-100s) at the time of his death on this date in 1611.

Stamp details: Issued on: July 26, 2007 From: Ottawa, Canada MC #2421

[vampyrefay]

I suggest if anyone wants a movie showing some of the horrors of residential schools to watch Rhymes for young ghouls

Its set in 1976 in a fictional Mi'gmaq reservation here in canada and its about a teenage girl whos family lives through the aftermath of residential abuse before she is forced to go herself, she gets her revenge in the end but it is a extremely well written movie about how the government and church hate us and how it causes generational trauma.

Warning though for substance abuse, suicide, sexual assult, child abuse, anti indigenous racism and child death.

Bonus, every native character and 99% of the crew are all actually native no playing todo.

[laresearchette]

Saturday, April 10, 2021 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT (W Network) 9:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT IYANLA: FIX MY LIFE (TBD - OWN Canada) LUST: A SEVEN DEADLY SINS STORY (TBD - Lifetime Canada) RIFKIN ON RIFKIN: PRIVATE CONFESSIONS OF A SERIAL KILLER (TBD)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME/CRAVE/NETFLIX CANADA/CBC GEM:

CBC GEM SUPER AGENT JON LE BON (Season 3)

NETFLIX CANADA THE STAND-IN

NHL HOCKEY (SN) 2:00pm: Bruins vs. Flyers     (SNOntario/CBC/SNPacific) 7:00pm: Sens vs. Leafs (SNEast/SNWest/City) 7:00pm: Jets vs. Habs (SN/CBC) 10:00pm: Oilers vs. Flames

SECRETS IN THE BASEMENT (Lifetime Canada) 4:00pm: An unsuspecting couple move into a new suburban house where a mysterious, masked figure lives in the basement.

2021 WORLD MEN’S CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP (TSN/TSN3) 5:00pm: Semifinal (TSN) 9:00pm: Semifinal

RIDDLED WITH DECEIT: A MARTHA'S VINEYARD MYSTERY (CTV Life) 6:00pm: Former Detective Jeff Jackson teams up with Dr. Zee Madeiras to track down their friend's missing emerald brooch, a thief and a murderer.

MLB BASEBALL (SN1) 7:00pm: Angels vs. Jays

NBA BASKETBALL (SN360) 7:30pm: Raptors vs. Cavaliers (TSN3) 8:30pm: Lakers vs. Nets

W5 (CTV) 7:00pm (SEASON FINALE): Pornhub; Burden of Care: An investigation into the Montreal based online pornography giant, Avery Haines reports; Molly Thomas examines the tremendous toll of caring for others in the era of COVID.

GESPE'GEWA'GI: THE LAST LAND (APTN) 7:00pm:  One hundred kilometers away from Listuguj, Mi'gmaq guides are welcoming veterans to a salmon fishing retreat at the Kedgwick Lodge.

THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE WILD WEST (APTN) 7:30pm: A series of powerful visions connects a young boy with the spirit world and endows him with unique abilities. After becoming a prominent Blackfoot warrior, he uses his unique abilities to defy death in the ultimate test.

RADIO SILENCE (CTV) 8:00pm: A relationship therapist quits her radio show after a caller named Alexis commits suicide while on the air. After reluctantly rebooting the show one year later, the host starts to receive harassing calls from a woman who identifies herself as Alexis.

CARNIVAL EATS (Food Network Canada) 8:00pm: The Iowa State Fair welcomes Noah Cappe with a trio of meaty masterpieces, but it's the Double Dutch Almond Funnel that has everyone jumping with joy; giant Jupiter Burger; spicy Solar Flare; sweet Space Coast Softball.

SHIPS IN THE NIGHT: A MARTHA'S VINEYARD MYSTERY (CTV Life) 8:00pm: Former Detective Jeff Jackson teams up with a local doctor to investigate the murder of an art gallery manager.

A COUNTRY ROMANCE (Super Channel Heart & Home) 8:00pm: A woman finds romance with a handsome local when she returns home to help her father sell the family vineyard.

CROCS OF THE CARIBBEAN (Nat Geo Wild)  9:00pm: An exploration of the crocodiles of the Caribbean islands, and their status at the top of the area's food chain.

MISBEHAVIOR (Crave) 9:00pm:  A team of women hatches a plan to disrupt the 1970 Miss World beauty competition in London.

CANADIAN FILM FEST: THE LAST VILLAINS, MAD DOG & THE BUTCHER (Super Channel Fuse) 9:00pm: Immersing viewers in filmmaker Thomas Rinfret's journey to direct a documentary on the lives of the famed Vachon wrestling family.

THIS IS POP (CTV) 10:00pm: The Brill Building in 4 Songs: The influence of New York City's Brill Building on defining pop music.

HOT ONES (Global) 1:00am/1:30am: Russell Brand/Action Bronson

[atlanticcanada]

'I miss him dearly': Family, friends still seek closure for man missing for a decade

It's been almost 10 years since Chris Metallic went missing.

The 20-year-old Mount Allison University student was reported missing on Nov. 25, 2012, a day after he left a house party in downtown Sackville, N.B.

Footwear belonging to Metallic was found a few days later off Haute-Aboujagane Road, roughly 16 kilometres from the party, but nothing else was found.

Spencer Isaac was a freshman at Mount Allison at the time of his older brother's disappearance.

He says he tries not to let his imagination run wild when thinking about what happened.

"Personally, I do feel like somebody knows something and it's sitting with them after 10 years, it's still with them and not being shared. At this point, whatever it is that somebody knows, it does them no good to hold on to that,.”

Metallic's mother has been fundraising from her home in Listuguj Mi'gmaq First Nation in Quebec for new billboards with her missing son's picture on them to put up in Sackville.

Mandy Metallic says the first five years were the worst, but she's learned to live with not knowing what happened, or where her son is.

"I don't feel he's alive. You always want to have that hope, but it's kind of known. I'm not giving up hope of finding him. I believe he's still in the woods there somewhere," she says.

The RCMP told CTV News on Tuesday that it's still an active missing persons case, but Metallic's disappearance is not considered suspicious and foul play is not suspected.

Isaac says he has moved forward with his life, but there will always be a part of him frozen in time.

"It stays at me being 18-years-old when he went missing and not knowing what happened," said Isaac. "If he's found, however he's found, I'm hoping that can be the end of that chapter."

Metallic's former roommate Daniel Legere says talking about his disappearance triggers emotions inside of him due to the lack of closure.

"No one really knows what happened and it's made it much harder to work through emotionally,” he says.

Issac was close to his brother and called him a funny, athletic person with a passion for video games and comic books.

"He was a really was a special guy and I miss him dearly each day," he says.

Mount Allison's office of Indigenous Affairs will hold two ceremonies to honour Metallic later this month. On Nov. 24, a traditional sweat is scheduled on campus and a sacred fire will take place in Metallic's memory the next day. Both events will take place at the university's outdoor Indigenous Gathering Space.  

from CTV News - Atlantic https://ift.tt/A6I5nWa

[mizamour]

This Place from Highwater Press This book is an graphic novel-anthology (for adults and YA) of ten stories of First Nation people, based on the history of indigenous tribes in Canada, including the Ashinaabe, Cree, Ojibway, Inuit, Métis, Mi'gmaq, Kanien'kehaka, Nisga'a, and more. The powerful stories explore the many ways in which the people resisted colonialism and came together, even through horrendous violence and atrocities committed against them, to stand with and for each other, protecting each other and advocating for justice. The stories begin in 1850 and continue up to the present - including the future, in one speculative fiction piece. The stories feature many historical leaders, including Annie Bannatyne, who stood up against disparaging articles written about Métis women, Francis Pegahmabow, a WWI sniper who fought valiantly for a country that refused to recognize him as a person, Chief Frank Tseleie, who spoke powerfully defending against the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline, and Ellen Gabriel, who fought against laws which refused to recognize the rights of Indigenous people. And besides these leaders, the experiences of First Nations people on everyday life are also explored, including the perspectives of two children stolen from their parents and home by residential schools, people who fought against the government's prohibition of generous potlach ceremonies, fisherpeople fighting against government control, and members of the DAPL Standing Rock protests. I learned so much from these stories and also realized how much I still have to learn. #firstnations #firstnationspeople #indigenouslivesmatter #diversebooks #graphicnovels #socialjusticebooks #decolonizeyourbookshelf #anthology #disrupttexts https://www.instagram.com/p/CDO1bNAHLXV/?igshid=11tc6g346mj9n

[phonaesthemes]

Mi’kmaq

Endangered Languages Challenge 3a/7 (3b will be a post on Malecite. Since they’re related languages, I wanted to post them both for day 3.

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What’s the language called?

The spelling of the language has varied and includes Mi’kmaq and Mi’gmaq in English, and Lnuismk, Miꞌkmawiꞌsimk, and Miꞌkmwei in the language itself.

What linguistic family does it belong to?

Mi’kmaq is an Eastern Algonquian language, related to Abenaki and Malecite–Passamaquoddy. 

Where is it spoken?

It’s spoken in the maritime provinces of Canada (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI), in Maine in the US, and parts of Quebec and Newfoundland as well. 

What’s the current situation?

The number of speakers depends on the source, ranging from ~6500 to 11,000, but most L1 speakers are older. It’s threatened, but there have been revitalization efforts ongoing for over 20 years now.

About the speaker community:

The speaker community has been working for years to develop a number of different resources and approaches to maintaining their language. 

 For instance, there’s the Miꞌkmaq Burial Grounds Research and Restoration Association in Lunenburg County, NS, which offers language classes and has several dozen learners. 

There’s also the Listuguj Education Directorate, which is involved in language classes, immersion programs, and language focus groups.

 Master-apprentice programs have been created to pair older L1 speakers with younger learners, in the hopes of passing on not only the language, but other aspects of the culture that have been severely threatened by colonialism.

 Dictionaries and educational materials have been and continue to be compiled to help transmit the language to future generations. 

Does it have any official or legal status?

The federal government in Canada has, in recent years, offered some support in the form of funding for language maintenance and revitalization, but the language isn’t “official” in the same way that French or English are treated. 

Sources and resources: Listuguj Education Directorate  Mi’kmaq - Ethnologue Mi'gmaq/Mi’kmaq Talking Dictionary Mi’kmaq - Wikipedia Report on Best Practices and Challenges in Mi’kmaq and Maliseet/Wolastoqi Language Immersion Programs 2011 Mi'kmaq is making a comeback in a Nova Scotia community

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Miley Cyrus and fast: 10 Surprising Things They Have in Common

33 year-old Defence Power Senior Officer Nestor Franceschini from Listuguj Mi'gmaq First Nation, has numerous hobbies and interests that include beatboxing, and fast sailing. that consisted of likely to Generalife and Albayzín

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