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National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations take place on Manitoulin

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Dancers of all ages were having fun despite the rain and lightning chasing everyone indoors to the Wiikemkoong Thunderdome Arena.
Anishinaabe Chef Joseph Shawana, left above, cooks up some great eats during a Two Nations celebration hosted by Wiikwemkoong Tourism. Iacha Smith, a Haudenosaunee chef from Six Nations was part of the attractions at the annual Wiikwemkoong Jiingtamok this past weekend.
photos by Alicia McCutcheon
Anishinaabe Chef Joseph Shawana, left above, cooks up some great eats during a Two Nations celebration hosted by Wiikwemkoong Tourism. Iacha Smith, a Haudenosaunee chef from Six Nations was part of the attractions at the annual Wiikwemkoong Jiingtamok this past weekend.
photos by Alicia McCutcheon
John Hunter, an Anishinaabe lacrosse instructor from Minnesota, demonstrates proper form.
Spot dances are always a hit.
What would a powwow be without drums?

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