Wisdom

Making their third annual She is Wise conference virtual, ONWA discovered the importance of keeping the connection.

Artists Leanna and Jean Marshall have created a space for grief and celebration in a new exhibit at the Thunder Bay Art Gallery.

Dakobinaawaswaan (Baby in a Cradleboard) showcases the beauty of motherhood and legacy of Indigenous traditions with more than 100 cradleboards.

Confederation College's Indigenous Art Online Auction will begin on Friday at 9 a.m.

What began as a National Exhibition Centre in the 1970s now serves the public as the largest public gallery in Northwestern Ontario specializing in the work of contemporary Indigenous artists.

Anishnawbe Mushkiki is empowering families to live a balanced, traditional way of life for optimal health and well-being.

PARO Centre for Women Enterprises is hosting a 15-week BIZCamp Pilot to support Indigenous women in building their business.

Since 2005, the Blue Sky Community Healing Centre has helped people with empowerment and self-healing.

Mona Hardy in ONWA’s latest issue of She is Wise.

Hunter and Purolator are combining forces to make the holidays a little brighter.