Tipi Moza - Iron Homes

09/02/2026

SEPTEMBER is Truth and Reconciliation month, culminating in the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation (Sept. 30), widely known as “Orange Shirt Day”.

The Truth and Reconciliation Report was delivered to Canadians more than 10 years ago, with 94 Calls to Action. The days leading up to Sept. 30 give us an opportunity to think about our own journey of Truth and Reconciliation. How have we increased or shared our knowledge of Indigenous people and their story on Turtle Island? How have we honoured our ancestors and their stories?

We’ll be serving Métis casserole (ham, broccoli, noodles, and cheese in white sauce) in the kitchen at 113 Union St. on Tuesday Sept. 8 from 11:30 am until all are served. As always, we dish up a hearty supply of good company along with the food.
Cultural teachings and crafts to follow for those who are interested…
Please email Priscila and let her know you’re coming. We want to be sure we have enough food for everyone.
[email protected]

08/27/2026

WELCOME SEPTEMBER!

Fall is a season of energy with the arrival of cooler temperatures – the Moon of the Changing Leaves for the Anishinaabe people. (A seasonal marker for some of us is the arrival of pumpkin spice muffins at Tim Horton’s!)

We’ll be serving venison stew in the kitchen at 113 Union St. on Tuesday Sept. 1 from 11:30 am until all are served. As always, we dish up a hearty supply of good company along with the food.
Cultural teachings and crafts to follow for those who are interested…
Please email Priscila and let her know you’re coming. We want to be sure we have enough food for everyone.
[email protected]

08/20/2026

Summer is rolling right along! It seems that the closer we get to Labour Day, the faster time flies…
Our gardens are in full bloom, and we’d love you to see them, along with our freshly painted tipi and new inukshuk.

We’ll be serving Métis split pea and ham soup in the kitchen at 113 Union St. on Tuesday, August 25 from 11:30 until all are served. As always, we dish up a hearty supply of good company along with the food.
Cultural teachings and crafts to follow for those who are interested…
Please email Priscila and let her know you’re coming. We want to be sure we have enough food for everyone.
[email protected]

08/14/2026

08/12/2026

In the Indigenous world, summer is a time for feasting and celebrating the gifts of Mother Earth, especially the bounty of plant foods and the beauty of nature.

We are grateful for the rain and the moderate temperatures that we are enjoying in this area, knowing that many First Nations across the country are severely challenged by hot temperatures and wildfires. We hope for relief in the near future for all who need it.

Please join us in the kitchen at Tipi Moza for a feast of wild game meatballs, mashed potatoes, and gravy, along with good company! We’ll be dishing up at 113 Union St. on Tuesday, August 18 from 11:30 until all are served.

Cultural teachings and crafts to follow for those who are interested…

Please email Priscila and let her know you’re coming. We want to be sure we have enough food for everyone.
[email protected]

08/05/2026

In some Indigenous teachings, August is the month of the Ricing Moon. This moon represents balance, harmony, and the future. This is typically a time when wild rice is harvested. Wild rice is known as the “good berry” and is highly nutritious.

We don’t have any wild rice growing at Tipi Moza, but we do have beautiful flower and Medicine gardens, as well as our stately inukshuk and colourful tipi.
Come have a look and then join us in the kitchen for mouth-watering wild game sausages. We’ll be dishing up at 113 Union St. on Tuesday, August 11 from 11:30 until all are served.
Cultural teachings and crafts to follow for those who are interested…
Please email Priscila and let her know you’re coming. We want to be sure we have enough food for everyone.
[email protected]

07/31/2026

We are closed on Monday August 3rd for the civic holiday.

07/30/2026

Our new look...