Jay

Best thing I saw today!

Sometimes life is better than fiction

Your move Mexico

Google knows what's up.

YouTube video by The Jig is Up Jig is Up Back in 2025

The Jig is Up Podcast is coming back in 2025 with some exciting interviews!
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A wiser person than myself once told me, if you want to see your future take a look at your friends. I think Canada needs new friends.

A beautiful day in the neighborhood

Most accurate headline of the day

Who ever thought this movie would be political accurate?

The big canoe

Happy New Years!

Walking in a winter wonderland.

YouTube video by APTN News Métis National Council says it will carry on despite MNBC’s withdrawal | APTN News

Stay tune for a new federal representative organization for the breakaway provinces.

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Why are Canadian moose declining? Interviews with Indigenous communities offer new clues As one of the most iconic creatures in their ecosystems, moose have lumbered their way into the fabric of Canadian culture in Ontario. Recreational hunting, Indigenous well-being and the region’s ecos...

From my experience in Alberta it's definitely disease, cars, encroachment and climate that are the problem. If we backed off on a few of these the Moose might have a fighting chance against the climate change

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Just curious. If you are RR Mètis what do you get out of this? Last time your ancestors made a deal like this scrip was on the table. Pretty sure no one is getting land.

Finally a hero I can relate too.

And a shoveling I go

I dont see any land in this. Just more money and access to programs / services. Not sure how you can be a Nation or government without a distinct land base.

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Thanks for the share! Will have to check this out!

As an adoptee who met his birth parents as an adult it's an experience hard to put into words.

Just for the record. I too would rather meet a bear in the woods.

Winter has come to my neck of the woods.

As a younger man I enjoyed the life story of Jerry Potts. A flawed man caught between two worlds. Once hailed as a symbol of western mètis resilience, now confined to the dustbin of shifting identity polotics.

One of the books I enjoyed flipping through today

A day to remember that the struggle for the recognition of indigenous self-determination has never ended.

Moon through the trees.

There is a good chance my office is better than yours.

A beautiful day to find myself in blue sky territory