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A Gathering to Explore Possibilities
On October 16th the Mishkodeh Centre for Indigenous Knowledge participated in a gathering to discuss enhancing a visible Indigenous presence throughout the Kawarthas. The invitees included all of the Williams Treaty First Nations, museums and community groups in the...
September 30th
A big thank-you to all who attended the September 30th event in Bobcaygeon sponsored by TRCBobcaygeon and the Mishkodeh Centre for Indigenous Knowledge recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It was wonderful to see all of the orange shirts in the...
September 30th 2024
In keeping with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day on September 30, 2024, Truth and Reconciliation Community Bobcaygeon and the Mishkodeh Centre for Indigenous Knowledge invite you and your family and friends to a remembrance ceremony...
Opening Beach Park Garden
About 100 people gathered June 19th to celebrate the opening of the friendship garden “Gdinuhwendimin” at the Beach park in Bobcaygeon. There was a nice turn out of folks from Bobcaygeon, two classes from Bobcaygeon Public School, members of the Getsiinyag – the over...
June 19th Opening of Garden
In collaboration with Truth and Reconciliation Community Bobcaygeon, the Mishkodeh Centre for Indigenous Knowledge invites you to a time of friendship and celebration with the opening of the Bobcaygeon Beach Park garden circle. This project has been four years in...
Some Background Behind “Once in a Blue Moon”
We Listened to the Story of the Mishkodeh In 2015, Curve Lake First Nation scholar and Elder Doug Williams (Gidigaa Migizi) shared the story of how land in the heart of Bobcaygeon on the shallow rapids between Pigeon Lake and Sturgeon Lake was the site of a mishkodeh....