Offering authentic Indigenous experiences in Manitoulin & Killarney reflecting the culture, history, spirit & traditions of the Anishinaabek people
Manitoulin Island, Ontario
Joined May 2013
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In Ojibwe our word for skywalkers is giizhigoong-bemsejig. Art by @jamesmish41. Music by Native American Ensemble.
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Bring Indigenous voices into your classroom with our Grade 9/10: Awesiiyag (Animals) - All My Relations virtual school program: bit.ly/3Bhm8NF
Gain a better understanding of Indigenous cultural and spiritual values related to clan animals and the living world.
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ALT Discovery staff
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The Anishinabek Nation has created a kit with resources to help students learn about the treaty relationship!
To place your order, email [email protected] or call 705-497-9127.
To learn more, visit:
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ALT The Anishinabek Nation has created a kit with resources to help students learn about the treaty relationship! To place your order, email [email protected] or call 705-497-9127. To learn more, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSx0rOyoIaY
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In Ojibwe our word for ‘the good people’ is Anishinaabe. Anishinaabe are the Ojibwe, Odawa, Potawatomi, Mississauga, Saulteaux, Nipissing, Chippewa and Algonquin peoples. Music by Smokeytown Singers.
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This has been a spectacular week of sunrises. So worth getting up to inhale a dawn that informs the magic of your day here on Manitoulin Island! #sunrises #manitoulinmagic #SundayMorning buff.ly/3YVCbMh
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We are excited for #Camping Season to OPEN in Point Grondine Park on Friday, May 19 (Victoria Day Long Weekend). Follow the Booking link in our bio to see all the Backcountry Campsites available (including 3 Georgian Bay Coastline).
See our website (link in bio) for details
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#team5672 wishing everyone @Official_LNHL the best. Machining robot parts here @WikyBoardEd #CNC CAD #Wiikwemkoong #Anishinabe #leaders. Miigwech
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Wikwemikong wins national award as leader in Indigenous tourism | @WikyTour
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In Ojibwe our words for ‘she scores’ are ‘gii biindigebigeh’ (gii biin-di-ge-bi-geh). Our granddaughter lighting it up at the Little NHL in Mississauga, ON.
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Watch this video to learn more about ITAC’s 2030 Vision of becoming the global leader in Indigenous tourism and how Indigenous and non-Indigenous partners can join together to become a part of #IndigenousTourismTeamCanada.
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Are you interested in working with #PointGrondinePark in #KillarneyOntario
We have 4 great positions available! We are looking for:
✨ Park Operations Coordinator - responsible for implementing key objectives, including planning, marketing, and visitor experience programs
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One word
“Inspirational”
Thank you retired Indigenous Senator Murray Sinclair for your keynote today #2023iitc
#indigenoustourismteamcanada
#TheOriginalOriginal
@TourismWPG @IndigenousMB @DestinationCAN @TIAC_AITC @TravelManitoba @ITAC_Corporate
Thank you @Denezy!
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In Ojibwe our words for Happy International Women’s Day are Mina Kinagwakiing Kwewag Giizhigad.
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Indigenous youth summit opening doors
Read more via Anishinabek News: anishinabeknews.ca/2023/03/0…
ALT Doug Dokis of Dokis First Nation and Director of the National InSTEM Program at Actua.
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We love seeing the beauty that visitors see through their photography of #PointGrondinePark
Thank you Kris Beer for sharing these photos and your thoughts with us.
Point Grondine definitely lived up to its expectations ❤It is gorgeous and the view from our campsite was amazing
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In Ojibwe our words for winter storyteller is boon debajehmut (boon de-ba-jeh-mut). Anishinaabe art ‘talking stick’ by @jamesmish41. Music by Eastern Eagle.
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In Ojibwe our word for waterfalls is kakijiwan(pronounced ka-ki-ji-wan). Walking the Kagawong Trails from waterfront, trails to the waterfalls and behind Kagawong Falls.
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We’re hiring! Come experience #PointGrondinePark from the inside!
Point Grondine is looking for a highly motivated Operations Coordinator.
Join our team and be a part of a growing tourism sector in eco adventure
🔗Follow employment link in our bio linktree for full details
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Sultry and surreal and #nofilter. After a long hot day on Manitoulin Island, evening mists rolled in just before sunset at Providence Bay. #manitoulinmagic #kayaking #sunset #travel #RediscoverON
