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"On the Wild Path"

"On the Wild Path"

Indigenous Peoples in North America
  • Editorials
    • The eleven Nations in Quebec
    • Immersion
    • Impacts of forced assimilation
    • Reconciliation in Antropocene Times
    • The Garden’s Keepers Paradox
    • Evolution has unbalanced the planet
    • “Dig, baby, dig…”
  • Nations
    • Apachu
      • Apache Crown Dancers
    • Anishinaabeg
      • The Anishinaabeg
      • Jeffrey Papatie, an Anishinabee from Lake Simon
      • Escape to Val d’Or
    • Atikamekw
      • The Atikamekw
      • Escape to Atikamekw Territory
      • Gilles Moar, Guardian of Tradition
      • The Black Bear
      • Manawan Pow wow
    • Innu
      • The Innus
      • Escape to Innu Territory
      • Mike Paul Kuekuatsheu, Innu musician
      • Benoît Thisselmagan, the « Innu-Aitun »
      • Denyse Xavier, an Innu Kukum
      • Mashteuiatsh Pow wow
    • Kanien’kehá:ka
      • The Kanien’kehá:ka
      • Leonard Atonnion Bordeau, retired kanien’keha’ka iron-worker
      • Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo, a Kanien’keha’ka Choregraph
      • MC Snow, a kanien’keha’ka artist from Kahnawake
      • Al Harrington, an Ojibwe at Kanehsatà:ke
      • Ahkwesáhsne Pow wow
      • Kanehsatà:ke Pow wow
      • Portraits of Mc Gill Pow Wow dancers
    • Waban-Aki
      • The Waban-Aki
      • W8linak Pow wow
  • Photos galleries
    • Portraits I
    • Portraits II
  • Pow Wow
    • « Pow Wow »
    • Ahkwesáhsne Pow wow
    • Kahnawà:ke Pow wow
    • Kanehsatà:ke Pow wow
    • Manawan Pow wow
    • Mashteuiatsh Pow wow
    • Portraits of Mc Gill Pow Wow dancers
    • W8linak Pow wow
  • Thanks
    • Thanks
    • Denis Wolfsong Tribute
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Apache Crown Dancers

Apache Crown Dancers

Text & photos : Ninka North Apache Crown dancers are also known as “Mountain spirit dancers” – “White Moutain dancers”…

admin January 28, 2019
Portraits I

Portraits I

Text & Photos : Ninka North These portraits of dancers in traditional costumes called “regalias” were all made during summer…

admin September 22, 2021
Portraits II

Portraits II

Text & Photos : Ninka North These portraits of dancers in traditional costumes called “regalias” were all made during summer…

admin February 2, 2019
Kahnawà:ke Pow wow

Kahnawà:ke Pow wow

Text & Photos : Ninka North “To the rapids”… Kahnawà:ke, called “Kahnawake 14”, is located in Montérégie, southwestern Quebec, eleven…

admin March 16, 2024
Ahkwesáhsne Pow wow

Ahkwesáhsne Pow wow

“Where the partridge flaps its wings”… From Montreal, you must drive to Cornwall Island to reach the Ontario site of…

admin October 1, 2021
Kanehsatà:ke Pow wow

Kanehsatà:ke Pow wow

Text & Photos : Ninka North “At the bottom of the mountain” Kanehsatà:ke, whose name means “At the bottom of…

admin February 23, 2022
Portraits of Mc Gill Pow Wow dancers

Portraits of Mc Gill Pow Wow dancers

Established in 1821, the University was founded by James McGill (1744-1813), a Montreal fur trader of Scottish origin. Internationally renowned,…

admin January 24, 2024
Manawan Pow wow

Manawan Pow wow

Manawan, formerly Manouane, is an atikamekw community located in the Lanaudière region of Matawinie. Its name means “where eggs are…

admin December 8, 2020
W8linak Pow wow

W8linak Pow wow

Wôlinak from its original name, “W8linak” is located on the Bécancour River in the Centre-du-Québec region. Its name means “the…

admin December 5, 2023
Mashteuiatsh Pow wow

Mashteuiatsh Pow wow

Because of its geographical location, Mashteuiatsh, “Ka Mesta8iats” from its original name which means “Where there is a point”, has…

admin October 14, 2022
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