Maawnjiding Wingushkeng Powwow

2025 Maawnjiding Wingushkeng pow wow poster

May 30, 2025

We are excited to announce that, as an Indigenous Center owned and operated by the Peel Board of Education, we will be hosting our 2nd Annual Powwow! This vibrant event will take place during the day, with the Grand Entry scheduled for noon. We look forward to celebrating our culture and community together!

Wikwemikong Tourism

Wiky tourism hike

Finish your long weekend with a day exploring Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory, the largest Nation in Ontario by area. Take a hike on the Bebamikawe Trail, step into a guided cultural or culinary experience, visit Mishibinijma Art Gallery, and bring some of the Island home with you from the Wiky gift shop.

 

35th Annual M'Chigeeng Traditional Pow-wow

35th annual mchigeeng pow-wow 2024 poster

August 31 - September 1, 2024

M’Chigeeng marks the end of the Island’s traditional Powwow season. This vibrant community along the Niagara Escarpment is the second-largest First Nation on Mnidoo Mnising. The pow-wow grounds are spacious and provide lots of room for dancing, as well as enjoying the large assortment of food and crafts the vendors have on offer.

Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig (SKG)

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The Centre of Excellence In Anishinaabe Education.

Our vision in creating Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig (University) will preserve the integrity of Anishinaabe knowledge and understanding in cooperation with society to educate the present and future generations in a positive, cooperative and respectful environment.

Shawanaga First Nation’s Honouring Our Land and Water 28th Annual Pow Wow

Shawanaga First Nation’s Honouring Our Land and Water 28th Annual Pow Wow 2025 poster

Aug 16 - 17, 2025

This year, the theme of our powwow is Honouring Our Land and Water. This theme reflects our deep respect for the natural world and acknowledges the growing challenges our environment is facing. From the forests to the rivers, the land and water have always sustained us — physically, spiritually, and culturally. As stewards of this land, we recognize the harmful impacts that pollution, development, and climate change have caused, and we come together in ceremony to raise awareness and show gratitude.

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