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British Columbia theatre group Spirit Song's latest production "Shape Shifter" is taking Native theatre in a new, light direction.
Director Ronnie Way says he wasn't interested in doing a play with a moral, as many Native playwrights feel obliged to.
"Too many plays have a message to tell," says Way, "I just wanted to do a play that people could enjoy."
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British Columbia theatre group Spirit Song's latest production "Shape Shifter" is taking Native theatre in a new, light direction.
Director Ronnie Way says he wasn't interested in doing a play with a moral, as many Native playwrights feel obliged to.
"Too many plays have a message to tell," says Way, "I just wanted to do a play that people could enjoy."
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British Columbia theatre group Spirit Song's latest production "Shape Shifter" is taking Native theatre in a new, light direction.
Director Ronnie Way says he wasn't interested in doing a play with a moral, as many Native playwrights feel obliged to.
"Too many plays have a message to tell," says Way, "I just wanted to do a play that people could enjoy."
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The appearance of non-Native traders at the Odawa Powwow has sparked a petition to make sure they don't return next year.
The Odawa Native Friendship Centre in Ottawa puts on the annual powwow. At this year's powwow, held May 28-30, 68 stands showcases aboriginal arts and crafts. But not everyone selling aboriginal crafts was Native.
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The appearance of non-Native traders at the Odawa Powwow has sparked a petition to make sure they don't return next year.
The Odawa Native Friendship Centre in Ottawa puts on the annual powwow. At this year's powwow, held May 28-30, 68 stands showcases aboriginal arts and crafts. But not everyone selling aboriginal crafts was Native.
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The appearance of non-Native traders at the Odawa Powwow has sparked a petition to make sure they don't return next year.
The Odawa Native Friendship Centre in Ottawa puts on the annual powwow. At this year's powwow, held May 28-30, 68 stands showcases aboriginal arts and crafts. But not everyone selling aboriginal crafts was Native.
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The appearance of non-Native traders at the Odawa Powwow has sparked a petition to make sure they don't return next year.
The Odawa Native Friendship Centre in Ottawa puts on the annual powwow. At this year's powwow, held May 28-30, 68 stands showcases aboriginal arts and crafts. But not everyone selling aboriginal crafts was Native.
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For the first time in the province's history, a Native midget hockey team has taken the All Ontario cup.
A jubilant Walpole Island team carried their coach Stacey Kicknosway around the Walpole Community Centre after winning game four against the Zurich Thunder Team 5-3 in a best of seven series.
And that with a rookie coach and three valuable members playing with injuries.
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For the first time in the province's history, a Native midget hockey team has taken the All Ontario cup.
A jubilant Walpole Island team carried their coach Stacey Kicknosway around the Walpole Community Centre after winning game four against the Zurich Thunder Team 5-3 in a best of seven series.
And that with a rookie coach and three valuable members playing with injuries.
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For the first time in the province's history, a Native midget hockey team has taken the All Ontario cup.
A jubilant Walpole Island team carried their coach Stacey Kicknosway around the Walpole Community Centre after winning game four against the Zurich Thunder Team 5-3 in a best of seven series.
And that with a rookie coach and three valuable members playing with injuries.