‘Our children are what prompted us’: 25 years of celebration for the St. Mary’s Powwow41 minutes agoDuration 4:0441 minutes agoNewsDuration 4:04The Sitansisk (St. Mary’s) First Nation Powwow kicks off the New Brunswick powwow trail. And this year, the community celebrated a quarter of a century. Here’s what that means for the youth, the elders and everyone in between.Related Stories Dancer proud to see son perform at 25th Sitansisk powwow Students in Thunder Bay, Ont., share music and movement of powwows with their peers How First Nation communities in northwestern Ontario are celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day See photos from a powwow for kids Na-Me-Res Pow WowMore from NewsVideo4:43Why one science student decided to illustrate the mercury cycle in Mi’kmawCBC News New Brunswick 41 minutes agoVideo1:50Crafters in Nunatsiavut share their work with the world in Facebook auction1 hour agoVideo2:32Indigenous medicine gardens are popping up in this GTA city2 hours agoVideo2:35Edmonton-based company selected by NASA to help reduce waste on space missions2 hours agoVideo1:32Canadian scientists trying to keep world’s ocean sensors afloat2 hours agoTrending NowVideo10:30’I didn’t kill Lilly and Jack’: Stepfather of missing N.S. kids says he passed polygraphJune 19Video8:24Disappearance of Lilly and Jack Sullivan: What we know so farThe National June 18Video9:00’I thought I was going to die,’ says witness to deadly Alberta rockfall June 20Video0:24Rob Ford Netflix doc ‘disgusting,’ says brotherJune 17Video0:45Why is Trump, a convicted felon, allowed to visit Canada?June 16
Our children are what prompted us: 25 years of celebration for the St. Marys Powwow
