Odawa Bound

02/02/2026

Legendary beings from Anishinaabe stories and global mythologies in a breathtaking battle for the realm of dreams.
Set in a world where imagination shapes reality, Dream Catchers follows the Sandman, Spider woman, Morpheus, and Nanabush as they collide in a shifting dreamscape. When an imbalance threatens to unravel the boundary between waking and dreaming, these powerful figures must confront one another — and themselves — to restore harmony before the dream world fractures beyond repair.
Blending physical theatre, movement, and Debajehmujig’s signature storytelling style, Dream Catchers explores themes of creation, chaos, responsibility, and the unseen forces that guide human experience. Audiences will journey through surreal landscapes, encounter tricksters and weavers of fate, and witness a mythic struggle that is both ancient and urgently contemporary.
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02/01/2026

New on the blog: First Nation Issues in Canada — why these matters aren’t just history but shape daily life today. From housing and health to education and treaty rights, this post unpacks how colonial policies continue to affect First Nations and what it means for reconciliation. Read more: https://wix.to/vHEg1Ec

First Nation issues in Canada are often treated as problems of the past. Residential schools, land theft, and broken treaties are framed as history. But for First Nations, these are not distant events. They shape daily life through housing shortages, poor health outcomes, education gaps, and limited...

07/10/2025

I asked chat gbt about First Nations that have been created in The Last 5 Years

07/10/2025

Repatriation Case Study 🪶 Tse'k'wa National Historic Site: Preserving Indigenous Heritage + Archaeological Treasures

Tse'k'wa is a National Historic Site located just north of Fort St. John, B.C.

It's also a beacon of Indigenous heritage, offering a window into the rich history of the Dane-zaa First Nations and the broader region.

The repatriation of a significant heritage site and cave occurred in 2012 when 3 Dane-zaa First Nations purchased the land where Tse’k’wa (formerly known as Charlie Lake Cave) is located. Doig River, Prophet River and West Moberly First Nations are focused on preserving and enhancing the site’s cultural significance. The establishment of a cultural centre, archives and conservation space is leading to more repatriation of Ancestors and Belongings.

Funding sources have included the Government of Canada, Government of British Columbia, Northern Development Initiative Trust, FPCC, Peace River Regional District, private donations, corporate support and project-based grants from organizations like the LawMatters Society.

Read the full case study on P.72 of the Stealing to Healing Report.https://fpcc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/FPCC-STH-Report.pdf

Tse'k'wa Heritage Society
Doig River First Nation
Prophet River First Nation

07/09/2025

🔥 New video just dropped on She Speaks the Truth! 🔥
We’re answering 10 real questions about First Nation identity, land, and what they don’t teach you in school.

🎥 Check it out, leave a comment, and tag someone who needs to hear the truth.

📍 https://youtube.com/?si=Joa0k2VSOJKqkAdd

She Speaks the Truth is a voice for First Nation truth, tradition, and transformation. I'm a proud First Nation woman sharing teachings, stories, and real talk—straight from the heart, with love for the people. This channel is about reclaiming our power through knowledge: our histories, our langua...

07/07/2025

Bead by bead. Stitch by stitch.
Every piece of art tells a story. Every act of creation is resistance.

At Odawa Bound, we honour our ancestors by continuing the work they started. Whether it’s digital content or cultural crafts—our spirit lives in everything we do.

💬 What’s something traditional that grounds you?

07/04/2025

We carry the stories of our ancestors with every step. 🌾
Odawa Bound is more than a name - it's a journey back to our teachings, our language, and our rightful place on this land.

Follow us as we build something rooted in tradition and guided by truth.

✊🏽

07/04/2025

Gwanaajayaawin (be kind)

- Rama Ojibwe Language Dictionary

07/01/2025

🧡 July 1st — A Day for Reflection 🧡

While many celebrate Canada Day, we at Odawa Bound recognize this day as a moment to reflect.

We honour the land, the people, and the stories that came long before 1867 — stories that continue today through language, culture, and community.

This Canada Day, we walk gently.
We honour the ancestors.
We hold space for truth.

🪶 From Manitoulin Island — with love and resilience.