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RMKCNM1E–Dzunakwa, Wild woman of the woods and the keeper of children in first nation lore dances for visitors to the Komok's bighouse, Comox, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
RMK83F20–Canada indigenous, native Canadian First Nations boy dressed in fancy regalia, Pow Wow gathering and dance competition, London, Ontario, Canada
RF2HNGJNC–Downtown Vancouver BC, Canada-August 15, 2021: Memorial for the mourning of the First Nation Kids at the Art Gallery. Honoring the victims of Canadian
RF2PHNR50–Children learn at the Obishikokaang elementary school on the Lac Seul First Nation in Frenchman's Head, Ont., Canada
RMCX4MDB–Young first nation children in a fishing boat on Lake Athabasca in Fort Chipewyan, a First Nation community downstream of the tar sands industry. The Alberta tar sands in Canada is the world's largest industrial project and the most environmentally destructive. Many of the residents of Fort Chipewyan have died of cancer. Fish caught in the lake recently have been found with tumours and lesions, and many people are now scared to eat this traditional food source. The fish processing plant in Fort Chipewyan has been closed down due to the concerns.
RM2G50T4H–Meemorial on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery honouring 215 indigenous children whose unmarked graves were discovered in Kamloops, BC, Canada
RME65TKP–Young dancers at the Samson Cree Nation Celebration and Powwow in Maskwacis (Hobbema)Alberta Canada
RF2T0F0E7–Traditional Pow Wow dance festival. A full day of dancing, drumming and performances. first nations children dance in traditional clothes
RMAA3RW0–Canadian First Nation Interior Salish boys happy children playing outside in a park Lillooet British Columbia Canada KATHY DEWITT
RM2WFDRT6–A large public art cut-out of an orange shirt memorializes the loss of indigenous children in Canadian residential schools, in the community of Yalis
RM2G258CF–A memorial at Vancouver Art Gallery, honouring the 215 children whose remains were discovered on the grounds of former Kamloops residential school, BC
RM2C6CWR0–A young girl getting her hair braided at the Tsuut'ina Nation Powwow, Bragg Creek Alberta Canada
RMKCNKRJ–Dzunakwa, Wild woman of the woods and the keeper of children in first nation lore dances for visitors to the Komok's bighouse, Comox, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
RMK850CM–Canada indigenous, Canadian First Nations family posing for a portrait wearing aboriginal regalia during a Pow Wow gathering, London, Ontario, Canada
RF2HNGJKF–Vancouver BC, Canada-August 15, 2021. A sign never forget is on display on the steps at the memorial for the mourning of the First Nation Kids.
RF2BKK2JP–Native First Nation Children posing with camera in Winisk, Northern Ontario, Canada, North America
RMJMAM4D–Vancouver, Canada. 25th July, 2017. The Semoya Dancers from the Cheam First Nation perform at the Drum is Calling Festival, Canada 150+ event, Larwill Park, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Credit: Michael Wheatley/Alamy Live News
RF2G72YR5–Saint John, NB, Canada - July 1, 2021: Orange hearts on the Canada stone, in memory of the Indigenous children who died in the residential schools.
RMF7B5G5–Bilingual Sign in Okanagan Indian and English Languages, Oliver, British Columbia, Canada - Slow Down, People / Children Walking
RF2T0F0NR–Traditional Pow Wow dance festival. A full day of dancing, drumming and performances. first nations children dance in traditional clothes
RMBCTEY5–Carcross-Tagish First Nation people, family celebrating National Aboriginal Day in traditional outfit, Tlingit-Athapaskan, Indi
RF2GBR593–Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Between the 1870s and the 1990s, Canada's federal government took more than 150,000 First Nations, Métis and Inuit children f
RM2WFDRRT–A large public art cut-out of an orange shirt memorializes the loss of indigenous children in Canadian residential schools, in the community of Yalis
RM2G258TA–A memorial at Vancouver Art Gallery, honouring the 215 children whose remains were discovered on the grounds of former Kamloops residential school, BC
RMCC8HDW–First Nation Aboriginal Children in Fort Severn,Northern Ontario;Ontario;Canada; standing with camera portrait
RMK84Y40–Canada First Nations young boy, Canada indigenous fancy dancer, about to perform the grass dance during a Pow Wow in London, Ontario, Canada.
RF2HWWFW8–A sign never forget is on display among some children's shoes at the memorial for the mourning of the First Nation Kids
RM2G62B29–Indigenous First Nations children placing painted hands on a teepee to commemorate unmarked graves found on Canadian residential school property
RF2G72YW8–Saint John, NB, Canada - July 1, 2021: Orange hearts on the Saskatchewan stone, in memory of the Indigenous children who died in residential schools.
RMBXBX26–Grand Entry with flags, boy with Blackfoot Nation flag, at pow-wow, Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Alberta, Canada
RF2T0F10M–Traditional Pow Wow dance festival. A full day of dancing, drumming and performances. first nations children dance in traditional clothes
RMD4WN88–Two First Nation Indian Kids drinking out of a pop can sideways at Moose Factory in Hudson's Bay;Ontario;Canada
RF2H01KWD–Airdrie Alberta Canada, October 10 2021: A Truth and Reconciliation first nations art piece at the Rockyview School Division headquarters
RM2G2586T–A memorial at Vancouver Art Gallery, honouring the 215 children whose remains were discovered on the grounds of former Kamloops residential school, BC
RFPF2TX5–Portrait of adorable cute little Caucasian boy and latin hispanic baby girl holding waving Canadian flags. Multiracial children celebrating Canada Day
RMK84YE2–Canada First Nations young boy, Canada indigenous fancy dancer, about to perform the grass dance during a Pow Wow in London, Ontario, Canada.
RFM25YY1–Canada;Kanada; First Nation Indian Children with camera at James Bay in Northern Ontario,Canadsa,North America
RF2GE27WD–Vancouver, Canada - August 14,2021: Memorial for Indigenous children which remains have been found near the city of Kamloops in May.
RM2G62B25–Indigenous First Nations children placing painted hands on a teepee to commemorate unmarked graves found on Canadian residential school property
RF2G72YPE–Saint John, NB, Canada - July 1, 2021: Orange hearts on the British Columbia stone in memory of Indigenous children who died in residential schools.
RMBXBWJ9–Grand Entry with flags, boy with Blackfoot Nation flag, at pow-wow, Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Alberta, Canada
RF2T0F1M3–Traditional Pow Wow dance festival. A full day of dancing, drumming and performances. first nations children dance in traditional clothes
RMCFJEFK–Young Blackfoot girl in traditional regalia, Siksika Nation Pow-wow, Gleichen, Alberta, Canada
RF2G4C6KK–Over 100 take part in a 06/20/2021 motorcycle memorial ride on Vancouver Island for 215 Indigenous children found in unmarked graves in BC, Can.
RM2G258JW–A memorial at Vancouver Art Gallery, honouring the 215 children whose remains were discovered on the grounds of former Kamloops residential school, BC
RFPF2TWK–Portrait of adorable cute little Caucasian boy and latin hispanic baby girl holding waving Canadian flags. Multiracial children celebrating Canada Day
RMK84XPK–Canada indigenous, Canadian First Nations family posing for a portrait wearing aboriginal regalia during a Pow Wow gathering, London, Ontario, Canada.
RMHC72R2–Stanley Park Totem Poles at Brockton Point, Vancouver, BC, British Columbia, Canada - Tourists visiting in Winter
RF2GE27YY–Vancouver, Canada - August 14,2021: Memorial for Indigenous children which remains have been found near the city of Kamloops in May.
RMHFCN4T–Capt. Wallace Lovely, mission commander of Pacific Partnership 2013, leads children in a chant during a Pacific Partnership community service event to donate clothing and first-aid supplies. Working at the invitation of each host nation, Pacific Partnership is joined by partner nations that include Australia, Canada, Colombia, France, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and New Zealand to strengthen disaster response preparedness around the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Tim D. Godbee/Released) Pacific Partnership 2013 130709-N-SK590-5
RM2G62B23–Indigenous First Nations children placing painted hands on a teepee to commemorate unmarked graves found on Canadian residential school property
RF2T0F0EE–Traditional Pow Wow dance festival. A full day of dancing, drumming and performances. first nations children dance in traditional clothes
RMHFCN6G–130724-N-SP369-198 TARAWA, Kiribati (July 24, 2013) Cmdr. Joyce Blanchard speaks to a group of children at a local primary school during a Pacific Partnership 2013 community service event. Working at the invitation of each host nation, U.S. Navy forces are joined by non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and regional partners that include Australia, Canada, Colombia, France, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and New Zealand to improve maritime security, conduct humanitarian assistance and strengthen disaster-response preparedness. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Clas
RM2G2590E–A memorial at Vancouver Art Gallery, honouring the 215 children whose remains were discovered on the grounds of former Kamloops residential school, BC
RFPF2X9C–Happy adorable little blond Caucasian and hispanic latin girsl smiling holding hands and waving Canadian flags in park outdoors. Multiracial children
RMJMAM50–Vancouver, Canada. 25th July, 2017. The Semoya Dancers from the Cheam First Nation perform at the Drum is Calling Festival, Canada 150+ event, Larwill Park, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Credit: Michael Wheatley/Alamy Live News
RM2H342C4–This posters during 'Orange Shirt Day' protest in Montreal refers to the many hidden mass graves of First Nation children in Canada. Indigenous people in Canada are asking their Government to do more to uncover all the potential graves of Indian Residential Schools and that the remains be brought to the children Ancestral land
RF2GE27YT–Vancouver, Canada - August 14,2021: Memorial for Indigenous children which remains have been found near the city of Kamloops in May.
RM2G4A88K–Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. June 19, 2021. Haida artist Tamara Bell's installation of 215 pairs of shoes on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery has become a makeshift shrine. This installation honours the 215 indigenous children whose unmarked graves were discovered on the grounds of a former residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.
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