Miyo-wiciwitowin (Walking Together) Day Quiz
The drum and the fiddle.
Seventeen.
He was taken to the Lebrett Residential School in 1965 at five years old. It is his healing number.
Fast-flowing river.
Inuk Governor General of Canada.
Four.
Tanisi, which means “How are you?”; “Namoya-danta”
Thrivers.
Pamela Toulouse.
Phyllis Webstad.
Ten.
One who continues in spite of setbacks or society.
wâhkôwîcihiwêwin, which means “to set things right”.
Hush Little Baby and The Survivor Song.
Enough is Enough, Responsibility, and No Pride in Genocide
Mosaic Company (Eagle Sponsor).
Treaty boundaries.
President of the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan.
They jumped from the massive tree that had grown because of the three arrows into the clouds and became stars: the Big Dipper.
A catholic farmer.
Where did I come from?
Where am I going?
Why am I here?
Who am I?
Circle; understanding.
His great-grandparents.
Child of the 60s Scoop; two-spirited; separated from family and six siblings for 25 years.
Genocide and systematic colonization.
Eight.
Being invited to a dance (diversity).
Indigenous Equity (in the dance).
Indigenous Inclusion (let them lead).
Indigenous Belonging (own the dance together).
The Orange Seat, to remain unseated.
Muriel (artwork) and Jilianne (poem’ Greenall HS); legacy project about what September 30 means to you
Jared the Racoon, Jim the Mouse, Wheels on the Bus, Section 4 Row 22
DJ Kokum and the Snotty Nose Rez Kids
The drum and the fiddle.
Seventeen.
He was taken to the Lebrett Residential School in 1965 at five years old. It is his healing number.
Fast-flowing river.
Inuk Governor General of Canada.
Four.
Tanisi, which means “How are you?”; “Namoya-danta”
Thrivers.
Pamela Toulouse.
Phyllis Webstad.
Ten.
One who continues in spite of setbacks or society.
wâhkôwîcihiwêwin, which means “to set things right”.
Hush Little Baby and The Survivor Song.
Enough is Enough, Responsibility, and No Pride in Genocide
Mosaic Company (Eagle Sponsor).
Treaty boundaries.
President of the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan.
They jumped from the massive tree that had grown because of the three arrows into the clouds and became stars: the Big Dipper.
A catholic farmer.
Where did I come from?
Where am I going?
Why am I here?
Who am I?
Circle; understanding.
His great-grandparents.
Child of the 60s Scoop; two-spirited; separated from family and six siblings for 25 years.
Genocide and systematic colonization.
Eight.
Being invited to a dance (diversity).
Indigenous Equity (in the dance).
Indigenous Inclusion (let them lead).
Indigenous Belonging (own the dance together).
The Orange Seat, to remain unseated.
Muriel (artwork) and Jilianne (poem’ Greenall HS); legacy project about what September 30 means to you
Jared the Racoon, Jim the Mouse, Wheels on the Bus, Section 4 Row 22
DJ Kokum and the Snotty Nose Rez Kids