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October 8, 20260Comments

Notable Indigenous Veterans in Canada: Stories to Know

Learn about notable First Nations, Inuit and Métis Veterans in Canada, including Francis Pegahmagabow, Tommy Prince, Henry Norwest, Edith Anderson Monture and others.

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October 8, 20263Comments

Indigenous Veterans Day Messages, Captions & Remembrance Words

Use respectful Indigenous Veterans Day messages, captions and remembrance wording for November 8. Original examples for schools, organizations and social media.

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October 8, 20263Comments

Indigenous Veterans Day Activities for Schools: Lessons & Ideas

Indigenous Veterans Day school activities and lesson ideas for November 8, including Veteran stories, remembrance projects, classroom discussions and teaching guidance.

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October 8, 20265Comments

Indigenous Veterans Day Facts: November 8 History & Meaning

Learn key Indigenous Veterans Day facts, why November 8 matters, how many Indigenous people served, and the difference between Indigenous Veterans Day and Remembrance Day.

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October 8, 20260Comments

Hire Powwow Dancers in Red Deer | Indigenous Performers for Events

Hire powwow dancers in Red Deer for schools, conferences, corporate events and community celebrations. Indigenous-led performances from Powwow Times.

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Powwow Dance Championships in Red Deer Alberta by Powwow Times

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October 4, 20266Comments

Why I Created the Powwow Dance Championships

Powwow Times founder Patrick Mitsuing shares why he created the Powwow Dance Championships: to spotlight Indigenous dance champions, build new opportunities for dancers, and introduce powwow to audiences around the world.

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Back view of Men's Chicken Dance regalia displayed in Powwow! Ohcîwin The Origins

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October 2, 20260Comments

Prairie Chicken Dance: Blackfoot History, Movement and Powwow Tradition

Prairie Chicken Dance is a men's powwow dance category strongly associated in Powwow Times' existing teachings with the Blackfoot Confederacy and the movements of the prairie chicken. It is a

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a vibrant powwow scene captures the exhilarating energy of dancers in traditional regalia, surrounded by enthusiastic spectators immersed in the cultural celebration, illuminated by warm, golden sunlight filtering through the trees.

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October 2, 20261Comments

Women’s Traditional Powwow Dance: Styles, Meaning and Regalia

Women's Traditional is one of the longstanding women's powwow dance categories. Powwow Times' existing teachings connect the style with women as mothers, protectors and providers, while specific meanings and protocols

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Camden Scribe, 15-year-old Nakota and Cree traditional powwow dancer from Saskatchewan, holding his Young Courage Award sign from Sweden's Raoul Wallenberg Academy, in full traditional regalia at the Calgary Stampede Saddledome

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October 2, 20262Comments

Men’s Traditional Powwow Dance: Meaning, Movement and Regalia

Men's Traditional is one of the longstanding men's powwow dance categories, with regional styles, individual expression and stories communicated through movement and regalia. Teachings vary, so a dancer, family or

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Women's Jingle Dance regalia displayed in Powwow! Ohcîwin The Origins

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October 2, 20265Comments

Jingle Dress Dance: History, Regalia and Powwow Style

Jingle Dress Dance is one of the major women's powwow dance categories and is closely connected with healing in teachings shared by many dancers and communities. Its living histories are

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