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Kîšâc is a word from Swampy Cree which means “ahead of time / in preparation / with a view to the future”. For you it means a community where Indigenous youth can learn together, connecting through cultures.

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The Art of Métis Sash Weaving

The Art of Métis Sash Weaving

Tansi! While visiting Winnipeg, Manitoba, we took a hands-on loom weaving workshop with Cassandra Woolever of Metis Branded.

August 24, 2026 Kîšâc Workshops sash loom weaving Metis

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