Photo by Marc Laferriere "Canadians won't work those jobs. They're too {insert your preferred adjective here} for that." It's a common phrase, one I heard a lot growing up. There's

In its many variations, the game of snowsnake has been played for centuries in North America, from Atlantic Canada to California, New Mexico to the Northwest Territories. But

As the Education Extension Officer at Woodland Cultural Centre, I receive many requests to do workshops and presentations.  The request I receive most often is can you come and

As someone who was born on the Six Nations reserve, and has spent most of their life in Brantford, I have many stories about this community to share

Arthur Donald Anderson was born May 17th, 1925 on the Six Nations of the Grand. His mother died of tuberculosis when he was just a young boy and

For years, people in Brantford tried without success to create a large scale community garden. In those same years people from Six Nations tried as well with the same

The history of this country that most people know has been recorded by explorers coming to this land.  They wrote what they observed and drew images depicting the

I’ve been asked, “Are you a First Nations Artist?”  I say, “No.  I’m an artist and I am First Nations!”  Everything I do contains a bit of my