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Traditional Birchbark Canoe Handcrafted at Trent University Launched on the Otonabee River

Traditional naming ceremony for ‘Enheh’ and launch follows monthlong build in Trent’s Bata Library Marking the culmination of a project

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Drumming for Reconciliation in Peterborough

The hypnotic sound of drumming has been bringing people together since time immemorial and in First Nations’ culture the drumbeat