JULY 1, 2016 CANADA DAY Reflections by Lindsay Lambert. CLICK ON THE PDF below to read
"Dear Canada: Will you recognize Algonquin land rights before your 150th birthday next year?"
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An Algonquin Anishinabe Kwe has explained a traditional story, below, and thus initiated a way to celebrate the sacred site, with support from Indigenous men and women, and settler allies.
The strawberry is the fruit that symbolizes love among the Anishinabeg.
Algonquin Elders led more than 500 people on an historic It IS Sacred walk June 17. People from all nations and faiths participated and a local NGO, Citizens for Responsible Development Ottawa, produced this dynamic video.
Concerned citizens in support of an Indigenous-led vision for the Falls and Islands have been active since the fall of 2014. Visit our website, donate to defray legal costs, and volunteer your time to help make a difference. The time is now.
The industrial era responsible for the ring dam at Chaudiere Falls is over, yet Energy Ottawa is desecrating the sacred site to install new turbines. Watch the documentary DamNation and check out the magnificence of this waterfall in old photos.
Grandfather William Commanda's vision for Asinabka, the sacred site in the Ottawa River, has been taken up by a new generation. A young Métis filmmaker created a 16-minute video in honour of the sacred site and the June 17 sacred walk.