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33rd annual AOK Traditional Powwow celebrates Walking with Our Ancestors

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Basil Johnston-baa was a pioneer in the creation of Anishinabemowin learning materials. His son Geoff is carrying on his work.
Powwow royalty was on hand for the powwow, with princesses and warriors from across Manitoulin and Turtle Islands coming to take part in the festivities.
Aundeck Omni Kaning’s rifle team fired a ceremonial salute to honour veterans.
Natelie Migwans of M’Chigeeng was on hand at the powwow with her collection of ribbon dresses.
Elder Melvin Madahbee, left, and Aundeck Omni Kaning Chief Patsy Corbiere are draped in star blankets to honour their work on behalf of the community. Elder Madahbee was honoured for his volunteer work with the powwow community.
photos by Michael Erskine

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