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35th Sheguiandah First Nation jiingtamok welcomes dancers from across Turtle Island

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Dancers form a bridge during the two-step.
Friends have a dance at the powwow.
An intertribal dance had everyone up and dancing at the powwow, hosted this year by the Sheguiandah Health Centre.
Dancers, all holding hands, form a many-circled loop around the arbour during a two-step.
A mom and her son share a dance at the Sheguiandah powwow.
A jingle dress dancer moves with poise and grace at the Sheguiandah First Nation traditional jiingtamok.
Chi-Geezis welcomes dancers to the arena during an intertribal song.
A two-steppin’ good time! Sheguiandah First Nation powwow head dancers Fraser Whiteduck on the left and Emily Aguonie on the right, lead the arena in a two-step, ‘ladies’ choice.’ Whatever the head dancers did the rest had to follow, leading to smiles and laughs all around.

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