Timmins Daily Press – School Of Indigenous Learning Welcomes Wabun Youth

‘Attentive and helpful,’ Wabun youth attend wilderness camp, learn survival skills

Indigenous youth came together Aug. 15 to 17 for the 16th Annual Wabun Senior Youth Gathering. The event in Neebing, in western Ontario, was held at the School Of Indigenous Learning (SOIL), a land-based traditional facility.

[the full story and photo are currently being featured in the Timmins Daily Press newspaper print edition for Thursday August 24 .. pick up your copy in the Timmins area]

…. to read the full online story, please click on the link below

https://www.timminspress.com/opinion/school-of-indigenous-learning-welcomes-wabun-youth

Wawatay News :: Traditional Land Based Teachings For Wabun Youth

Indigenous youth from the Wabun Tribal Council territory came together for a land based event at the 16th Annual Wabun Senior Youth Gathering. The event was held in western Ontario in Neebing, Ontario at the School Of Indigenous Learning (SOIL), a land based traditional facility. The week long event from August 15 to 17 was held for youth between the ages of 14 to 18. The event was organized by the Wabun Tribal Council Health Department with the support of the tribal council’s member First Nations.

…. to read more, please click on the link below

https://wawataynews.ca/breaking-news/traditional-land-based-teachings-wabun-youth

Time Is Running Out

It is the time of gatherings and festivals for my people all across Turtle Island. Many Indigenous communities are making the most of summer and also the autumn after not being able to gather much since the Covid19 Pandemic. There are pow wows, traditional gatherings of all sorts, music and fun time events and hundreds of non Indigenous celebrations throughout Canada.

…. to read more, please click on the link below

https://wawataynews.ca/blogs-columns/time-running-out