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Illustrated collage of Indigenous women competing in basketball, hockey, and boxing.
Culture
Indigenous Education
October 20, 20260Comments

10 Fierce Indigenous Women Dominating Modern Sports (From the WNBA to the PWHL)

From WNBA trailblazer Alissa Pili to PWHL stars, Olympic champions and NHL scout Brigette Lacquette, meet 10 Indigenous women changing modern sports.
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Editorial illustration of an Indian Relay rider changing bareback horses on a dirt track.
Culture
Indigenous Education
October 18, 20260Comments

10 Thrilling Facts About Indian Relay: North America’s Most Extreme Horse Sport

Bareback exchanges, four-person crews and fearless horsemanship: discover how Indian Relay works, where to watch it and why it matters.
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Three contemporary Indigenous creators recording dance, music and social content in a studio, with text reading 10 Indigenous Creators to Follow.
Culture
Indigenous Education
Native American
October 14, 20260Comments

10 Inspiring Indigenous Creators Dominating Social Media Right Now

Meet 10 Indigenous creators changing social media through dance, music, comedy, education and storytelling, from Notorious Cree to Shina Novalinga.
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A contemporary feast of salmon, bison, wild rice, squash, beans, blue corn and berries with the words 10 Indigenous Dining Destinations
Culture
Food
Indigenous Tourism
October 10, 20260Comments

10 Indigenous Restaurants and Dining Experiences Worth Traveling For

Plan a food trip around 10 Indigenous restaurants and dining experiences, from Indígena by Owamni and Kai to Salmon n' Bannock, Tocabe and more.
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Cedar-smoked duck with wild rice, roasted squash, berries and spruce tips
Culture
Food
September 25, 20260Comments

10 Indigenous Chefs Redefining Modern Cuisine & Putting Native Flavors on the World Stage

Discover 10 groundbreaking Indigenous chefs, from James Beard honorees to a Chopped champion, reclaiming ancestral ingredients and advancing food sovereignty.
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Thanksgiving Indigenous education lesson plans and classroom activities for students
Culture
Indigenous Education
September 24, 20260Comments

Thanksgiving Classroom Activities: 7 Respectful Indigenous Education Ideas

Seven respectful Thanksgiving classroom activities that centre evidence, local Indigenous Nations, food systems, gratitude and contemporary Indigenous voices.
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Canadian Thanksgiving history and Indigenous perspectives on harvest, gratitude and the land
Culture
Indigenous Education
September 24, 20261Comments

Native American Thanksgiving Story: What Really Happened in 1621?

What really happened at the First Thanksgiving? Learn the Native American and Wampanoag story behind the 1621 harvest gathering, what history supports, and what the popular story leaves out.
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Thanksgiving Indigenous education lesson plans and classroom activities for students
Culture
Indigenous Education
September 24, 20261Comments

Thanksgiving Myths vs. Facts: A Classroom Guide to the Real History

Use this Thanksgiving myths vs. facts guide to help students separate popular stories from evidence and understand Indigenous perspectives more accurately.
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Thanksgiving Indigenous education lesson plans and classroom activities for students
Culture
Indigenous Education
September 24, 20261Comments

Thanksgiving Lesson Plan for Grades 4–6: Indigenous Perspectives and the Real History

A ready-to-use Thanksgiving lesson plan for Grades 4–6 exploring Canadian Thanksgiving, Indigenous perspectives, primary-source thinking and respectful classroom learning.
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Canadian Thanksgiving history and Indigenous perspectives on harvest, gratitude and the land
Culture
Indigenous Education
September 24, 20261Comments

Indigenous Foods and Harvest Traditions: Beyond the Thanksgiving Story

Explore Indigenous food systems and harvest traditions beyond the simplified Thanksgiving story, including the Three Sisters and Nation-specific relationships with the land.
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