Y4Y Canada recently travelled to Mallorytown to facilitate a bannock-making workshop with students at Front of Yonge Elementary School. Throughout the day, we led four workshop sessions with approximately 27 students in each group, reaching students from Kindergarten to Grade 6.
We looked forward to taking part in the NAC Summer Indigenous Market this year. This opportunity allowed us to sell a variety of our homemade chocolates, fudge, brownies, bannock, jams, and prairie favourites.
There is something special about spending time with horses on the land. Recently, we had the opportunity to bring youth together for a land-based horsemanship workshop that combined Indigenous teachings, hands-on learning, and meaningful connections with animals.
We recently had the opportunity to visit Broadview Public School to facilitate a beadwork-inspired dot art workshop with a group of enthusiastic Grade 4 students.
From May 19-20, 2026, we were honoured to participate in Indigenous Awareness Week at the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) in Ottawa. We took part as both vendors and presenters, sharing information about Y4Y Canada and the projects we lead.