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Manitoulin roots, global reach: Little Feather shines at Fashion Week (opens the original)
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For the second year, I was delighted to attend the famous festive Fashion Week Runway 7 Gala in New York City to see the latest couture designs of Manitoulin’s celebrated fashion designer, Little Feather. She is a dynamic and charming young lady who works hard and is dedicated to her dream. I love the story of this young lady who grew up in Wiikwemkoong. Her name is Tashmina Migwans Odjig, but she loves to be called Little Feather. “Yes, Bonnie, I was a rez kid from Manitoulin,” Little Feather t
Bonnie Kogos: Memories of Sept. 11 never leave us (opens the original)
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The memory of Sept. 11 and the days that followed are indelible within my soul, as they are for everyone around me — my family and friends in New York City on that fateful, terrible day. It began as a bright, sunny September morning in 2001. The oddest thing was receiving an early phone call from my dear friend in Sudbury, who was the one to tell me what was happening. I immediately called my travel office with a simple instruction: stay home. My darling, cherished cousin, Jonathan Uman, had dri
Providence Bay Fair brings Manitoulin Islanders together (opens the original)
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Early last Friday morning, staying with my friend Claire, we drove from Gore Bay, turned onto the side road, and pulled up behind the big exhibit hall at the Providence Bay Fair. The 143rd Fair. Though Claire’s lived on Manitoulin for years, this was her first time entering the artistic competitions, with 20 artistic pieces in wood, knitting, painting, and sculpture – each submission distinctive and full of whimsy. We parked behind the hall early because everything needed to be entered by 11 a.
From Haweater Weekend to Wiki: Manitoulin’s summer blessings (opens the original)
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In Cranbrook, B.C., a dear friend’s sister remains on high alert with wildfires encroaching, keeping her horse trailer hitched and emergency bags packed. Her reality serves as a poignant reminder of just how blessed and grateful we are here on Manitoulin to enjoy clear skies and gentle rains this season. I arrived in Little Current perfectly timed for two summer traditions: Haweater Weekend and the Wikwemikoong Cultural Festival. Oh, was I ready. First, I eagerly attended Roy Eaton’s renowned Li
Young Sudbury builders pave their own path to success (opens the original)
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When I arrived last week in Sudbury, I happily rented my car from Enterprise and immediately went to visit my dear friend who lives in Garson. Driving up, I was astounded to see something new and welcomed being completed: her home beautifully landscaped with a huge bright Appian Lockstone driveway and steps leading up to the entrance, welcoming you into her cherished home. My friend had, indeed, hired a Sudbury construction company, whose workers were standing beside their machines in the front
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