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This month we visited Winnipeg for a end-of-summer get-away. And a highlight again was lunch at Feast Cafe Bistro - clearly one of the BEST Indigenous restaurants in Canada. We arrived just as they were winding down their lunch menu service, getting ready to ramp up their dinner menu - so the restaurant was quite quiet. I enjoy their Shredded Bison Dip which featured wild blueberry BBQ sauce served on the lightest bannock bun I've ever tasted. Beautiful wife had the Chicken Cranberry Melt also on that amazing bannock bun. And we shared a sweetgrass lemonade... so good! We finished things off with cinnamon sugar frybread for dessert ("to go!") to enjoy later because we we stuffed... and it was very much enjoyed a few hours later. And, because the restaurant was quiet, we were able to chat for a bit with owner / executive chef Christa. What a wonderful soul she is and she is doing something amazing in Winnipeg's west end with her restaurant. Folks, if you are ever in Winnipeg, do yourself a favour and visit Feast Cafe Bistro, we promise you won't regret it. Miigwech to Christa and her staff for another amazing dining experience.
Let them work on their own for their money ...not the taxpayers ...of canada ...I bet they wouldn't know how to survive if they didn't get our money ..
I hate that I discovered this video. I'm so mad. It was like reading a prolog to a book that sets you up to explore something amazing but there's no next chapter. I want more!
These people need to be appreciated ❤.. I am a Québécer, but i also dearly love Nunavut 💯.. That's where I'd go to live if i should decide to depart from Quebec..
Tip Top architecture for this Cathedral in both it's past and current versions. Our adolescent house nearby had light being played onto the wall through windows that made prisms and made cross on the walls.
The First Nations people in Canada 🍁 Should be respected and inspire the next generations of First Nations people need to learn and teach their children and elders how to protect their communities
Ayo, is there anyone who knows anything about Saint Ymaska Canada before Europeans came & who was there int eh 1700's & before? Ayo Hawwah Great Spirit Bless.
I don't discount their lust and greed in helping to conquer other lands. their proximity is facile cause the lack of respect with the whitea is still more than they want to risk with others.. dying out is the lose. no good comes when death insists.
Yeah, the beat of the drum is a powerful feeling you will not forget. It helps me to forget any problems or insecurities I happen to be feeling. It says remember who you really are and don't your ever forget. Be proud to be indigenous even if it's tough because you have the blood of a warrior running through your veins and a good heart because you came from previous survivors with sound minds and grateful hearts. A community of people with respect for eachother and the animals of earth. Earth was their Mother so she was respected and they were grateful for what she provided for their survival and ways of life. We got a bad rap and are looked down on. Less than human is a feeling a lot of people will never understand. I know that the struggles I've faced were real battles. I've even battled myself almost to death. I'm still here tho and I know I need to learn about my culture and the language(s). I'm Oji-Cree from Ontario Canada. My dad is full Cree and he speaks his language. My mother is half Ojibwe and half caucasian. I identify as a indigenous person or native to Canada. It doesn't really matter what they want to call me. It matters what I call myself. I cannot break under the pressure or discrimination if I use my mind well and remember that I can get through whatever life happens to throw at me. As long as I am respectful to all and to myself, remain kind and stay determined, thing's are going to be alright and life can be fun❤
You see they look indians....we have native people in all over west ...it's caccius who invaded and made the genocide of indeginous people.....west are killers of our indeginous people who have genetics linked to india🇮🇳....you see colour of all indeginous people is brown , feature matching indians even been to Canada -us, Australia,NZ... anywhere in western countries....they match with indiand😮🇮🇳😊😊....handover the land to india ....you colonizers
I love stories, and these are my people. I live my life as they taught me, love life nature. I was left alone in the dark, until I stopped crying and Then and only then did I encounter something that at first I didn't know , but with the most softest of touches, filled me with overpowering love, giving me my fist natural experience and I love everything so much for all it's done for me, that I have never been aware of before, on behalf of every single so called white men, I will stand up and take the whooping if that's what needs to happen, aren't we all tired of living someone else's story? Please lovely creations, just be in love, with love, and fly my lovelies ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
your culture’s stories have proven very useful in helping us learn how to grieve for those who don’t value neutrality we were stuck on why ppl would willingly inflict suffering on others to lower their own narcissists don’t do that they’re unaware tho we guess those who pray to the god of Khaos don’t ever really know a backlog in grieving it’s kinda our specialty in Europe work for the Crown and they just “don’t believe it” as they mentally abuse us it’s cultural the unprocessed ancestral karma we feel omg we snapped when we discovered they don’t perceive sympathy still coming back down from Narnia at least we know it’s just all indigenous cultures tho we feel the Inuit would have said that too cheers #2Spirit #ottawa
A true example of systemic racism - Canada's INDIAN ACT? The INDIAN ACT reduced Canada's Aboriginal peoples to legal status as minors. Therefore the Ottawa government of Canada set up a system of apartheid against the First Nations. This discriminatory system must be considered as systemic racism since it is based on laws and principles consciously developed and accepted by the majority of citizens even today. This reality, unworthy of a country that calls itself evolved, largely determines the troubled relations that have existed between Aboriginals and non-Aboriginals since 1876. An example of discrimination resulting from this law: The INDIAN ACT does not confer any property rights on the Native people since it is impossible for them to buy the lands in the reserves, this one being the exclusive property of the Crown, Crown which belongs to the British Monarchy to which King Charles III was recently elected non-democratically, in office by blood ties only. This state of affairs therefore limits the ability of Aboriginal people to borrow and reduces their financial autonomy. They have different rights from other citizens simply because of their Aboriginal status. This form of segregation is a blatant demonstration of systemic racism. And Canada has NEVER honored a single treaty with Canada's First Nations.
I feel like I related to Indigenous People More than White People- We hurt People and there languages good thing I am Metis and I am autist and Indigenous Peoples Like Autist People :) We love the environment and the fourth industrial revolution is hurting all of us being forced into Smart Cities and I want to live in nature not SMART CITIES.
