But its location is central to the Anishinaabe people’s creation story, positioned as it is in the heart of North America, or Turtle Island as the Anishinaabe call it.

As Anishinaabe, we strive to adhere ... Nevertheless, the Europeans arriving on our shores were welcomed to Turtle Island and the Treaties of Peace and Friendship reflect this truth.

In Anishinaabe culture, the turtle is a healer of the land and waters. Turtles also represent truth in the seven sacred teachings. Three Indigenous advocates for the environment share why these ...

This expansion, called “Gchi Mshiikenh Deh Minising,” or “Heart of the Great Turtle Island,” re-centers the narrative around the thriving Anishinaabe people and cultures whose history ...

Eaton: Treaties, tribes and Turtle Island. A second look into the nuances of stopping Line 3. by Emily Eaton. Published February 10, 2021. ... She’s a Couchiching First Nation Anishinaabe, a former ...

The DNR said the Turtle Island Project "recenters the narrative" around the Anishinaabe people and cultures. The Anishinaabe includes members of the Odawa, Ojibwe, and Potawatomi tribes, who share ...

Growing up in Northwestern Ontario, Rhonda Snow had heard legends about the Ojibway Spirit Horses since she was eleven years old. Inspired to learn more, she travelled around the country – Turtle ...

Turtle Island is burning, flooding and enduring drought at unprecedented rates. ... For Anishinaabe people, belonging comes from knowing where we’re from.

Some funding could come Ojibway Island’s way if the council follows the guidance of the advisory committee recommending how to spend $52 million in stimulus funds.

But its location is central to the Anishinaabe people’s creation story, positioned as it is in the heart of North America, or Turtle Island as the Anishinaabe call it.