Arts & Entertainment

Shane Yellowbird has come a long way from a youngster with a severe stuttering problem to singing onstage at country music’s greatest stage, The Grand Ole Opry.

A film featuring Adam Beach, Clint Eastwood and Graham Greene is the highlight of imagineNATIVE’s Feb. 3 to March 9 tour of northern Ontario.

Audience appreciates Native humour in Drew Hayden Taylor’s work

Three months of planning led to Aboriginal Music Tour, ice roads edition.

Artist Rebecca Belmore was recognized by her peers as the 2009 Hnatyshyn Foundation Visual Arts Award recipient for outstanding achievement.

Spirit Magazine’s Jamie Monastyrski cut his teeth at Wawatay Native Communications Society.

Moose River Broadcasting Association – a small locally driven television station in Moose Factory – organized a new musical event for the youth of James Bay Dec. 18-19 in Timmins.

Ken Wabegijig displayed a variety of lighter cases, purses and dreamcatchers during Thunder Bay’s Art Zoom 2009.

Lac Seul First Nation artist and print maker Ahmoo Angeconeb recently completed a project where he donated two hand-made prints to 64 First Nations across Treaty 3 and Nishnawbe Aski Nation.

Melvina Flamand explained why she carried a pail of water around the Great Lakes and down the St. Lawrence River when she attended the WATERLIFE film screening.