Pow Wow season is upon us! Which means gatherings that celebrate culture consisting of magnificent regalia, food (fry bread tacos, anyone?!), immersive and spiritual dance sequences and a sense of community and pride honouring Indigenous traditions.

We want you to be in the know of what's happening near you, so we've compiled a list of pow wows across the provinces for 2024 that should have you ready, set and drum rolling into the fun!

Poundmaker's Lodge Treatment Centre Competition Pow Wow

Michelle Chubb AKA @indigenous_baddie has got the pow WOW moves!

Tekakwitha Island Île TekakwithaKahnawake: 

Kahnawake Echoes of a Proud Nation PowWow

Wolastoquiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation Pow Wow

Sweetgrass First Nation Traditional Pow Wow

Now we mean it when we say EVERYONE should join in the fun 👼🏼

Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point 53rd Pow Wow

Alderville First Nation 30th Annual Pow Wow

Niisaachewan Anishinaabe (Dalles) First Nation Pow Wow

Mississaugi First Nation 43rd Annual Traditional Pow Wow

Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation Annual Pow Wow

Ogimaawabitong 5th Annual Healing Your Spirit Pow Wow

Netmizaaggamig Nishnaabeg 38th Annual Traditional Pow Wow

Wiikwemkoong Annual Cultural Festival Pow Wow

Algonquin Peoples 30th Annual All Nations Gathering

Chippewas of Nawash 39th Annual Traditional Pow Wow

Shawanaga First Nation’s Strengthening Our Spirit 27th Annual Pow Wow

Garden River Ketegaunseebee Annual Pow Wow

Chippewas of the Rama First Nation Powwow

Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation, 

Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation, Fort Frances: 

Nigigoonsiminikaaning First Nation Pow Wow

🧡 We hope you have a great time with family and friends at a Pow Wow near you! And if you want to know more about what's happening in the community, 

Get your Dancing Moccasins on: Pow Wows Happening across Canada 

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Centering Indigenous ethics and rights into the folds of his digital ventures has always come first for James Delorme, as the former Chief of 

First Nations Internet Exchange (which connects folks across Canada).

 Serving Indigenous peoples in combining tradition with prosperous digital literacy, his focus on sovereignty and independence for the communities has always been the driving force.

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In this eighth episode, the conversation gets into Indigenous AI and decentralized systems, and the current tech landscape on how its evolving for Native communities. 

You can also listen to the conversation here via 

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https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-that-noise/id1364610122

Co-Founder of First Nations Internet Exchange on Indigenous AI