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Wawaskinaga Powwow welcomes new and older dancers home

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Wawaskinaga Powwow welcomes new and older dancers home
The Wawaskinaga Powwow princesses are, from left, Dakota Crowe, Haisley Jacko and Kendra Nebenionquit. Whitefish River First Nation Ogimaa Rodney Nahwegahbow, front, poses with the royalty.
The Wawaskinaga Powwow princesses are, from left, Dakota Crowe, Haisley Jacko and Kendra Nebenionquit. Whitefish River First Nation Ogimaa Rodney Nahwegahbow, front, poses with the royalty.
Head adult dancers Wesley Cleland and Chelsea Recollet share a laugh during an intertribal at the Wawaskinaga Powwow.
Nice bustle! A men’s fancy dancer’s regalia flutters in the warm autumn breeze during the Wawskinaga Powwow.
Cathy, Lisa and Andrea McGregor make their way around the arena during a Saturday intertribal.
Camille Baibomcowai (bottom right, with teddy) had her first official dance at the Wawaskinaga Powwow on Saturday. To help mark the special occasion, Camille hosted a tiny tots girls’ special with prizes to be won.
photos by
Alicia McCutcheon
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