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Read MorePeople and Place Names: 5 Highlights from Presenter Gerald Neufeld
For years, Gerald Neufeld (Kaahkaapish) has been researching original names of people and…
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Place Name Changes on Early Maps
“This is one of the first maps that Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) made,” said Gerald Neufeld, referring…
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5 Animal Track Patterns to Spot This Winter
Ever since November, when snow fell in Bloodvein River First Nation and was here to stay, Guardian M…
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More Guardians to be Hired
Next year, each of the four Pimachiowin Aki communities will receive funding for a second Guardian t…
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An Ethical Fall Moose Harvest
As the fall moose harvest approaches, Pimachiowin Aki wants to remind community members and all hunt…
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Air Quality in Pimachiowin Aki
For the first time, people in Bloodvein River and Little Grand Rapids can check online to find out w…
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Oral History Recordings – Drum Dance Ceremony and Interview with Little Grand Rapids First Nation Medicine Man William Bones Leveque
A Pimachiowin Aki Director learned years ago that an interview with Little Grand Rapids First Nation…
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Lessons in Ojibwe – Tips and Fast Facts
This is part two of a two-part interview with educator Jason Jones. Read more from Jason in our past…
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How to Harvest Manoomin (Wild Rice)
The late Joe Owen of Pauingassi First Nation often reminisced about harvesting, traveling and listen…
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Why Award-Winning Nature Photographer Ōtake Hidehiro Keeps Coming Back to Pimachiowin Aki
Growing up in the busy city of Tokyo, Japan, Ōtake Hidehiro (Hide) had never truly experienced…
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6 Days of Cultural Experiences with Pauingassi First Nation Guardian Colin Owens
Notes & photos from nature photographer Ōtake Hidehiro 1. Thursday | Net Fishing, Sacred Rock…
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Remembering Joe Owen
By Gerald Neufeld Joe Owen of Pauingassi First Nation “The most qualified wildlife hunter in the bor…
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Joe Owen – 10 Family Photos
By Gerald Neufeld 1. Joe With His Parents (above) Joe Owen with his parents at their home in Pauinga…
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Lessons in Ojibwe – Language That Comes From the Land (Part I)
This is part one of a two-part interview with educator Jason Jones. Watch for more from Jason in our…
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5 Years, 5 Moments to Celebrate
Pimachiowin Aki was inscribed on the World Heritage List on July 1, 2018 during the 42nd s…
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