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John Wirth

Reporter · CA

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Sep 27, 2026
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Sep 24, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · John Wirth, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Alberta Native News

    From a Little Box of Beads: How Chloe Buffalo Reclaimed Her Culture and Independence (opens the original)

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    (ANNews) – Van Isle Bead Supply founder Chloe Buffalo is removing barriers that prevent Indigenous people from accessing their artistic heritage. “That was my problem when I started beading,” she says, pointing to a box of high-quality dentalium on her table. “I feel like this is such an expensive box for one, right? I wanted to make it easy and accessible to as many people as possible.” Her journey to building that accessible space meant plunging into the unknown. After graduating hi

  2. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · John Wirth, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Alberta Native News

    ”You Have to Become the App”: Why Traditional Hand Tools Beat Modern Technology (opens the original)

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    (ANNews) –Métis carver Patrick Calihou. Whenever a complex project runs aground, he never looks for a modern shortcut. Instead, he asks: “What would great-grandpa and grandma do? Especially because without her, he wouldn’t have eaten that day.” Patrick notes how women in history have struggled to have their stories heard alongside the men and it’s important to sing their praise as well. Inside his Fraser Valley lower-floor woodshop, packed with custom hand tools and half-born projec

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · John Wirth, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Alberta Native News

    Reclaiming Timber: How One Métis Carver Built a 43-Foot York Boat from Memory and Heritage (opens the original)

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    (ANNews) – When the decade began with forced isolation, master artisan Patrick Calihou took the solitude of a quieted world to undertake a massive historic recreation: a 43-foot “York” river boat built right in the center of Fort Langley National Historic Site. Patrick shared his perspective during an interview. Spanning stem to stern, the vessel represents the absolute maximum scale of historic fur-trade rivercraft, built with a flat bottom designed to glide across the shallow sandbars of

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