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Cultural Mindfulness: Everyone has a Story.

The first step toward understanding other people is learning about their past. George Couchie takes us through some of his Indigenous culture and history, educating us about the impacts of residential schools. Inspiring youth Angel Armstrong, Mckenzie Ottereyes Eagle, and Miigwan Buswa share their connection to the past and show us how they are stopping those negative cycles by embracing culture.

Executive Producer - Darlene Orton
Directed by George Couchie 
Filmed & Edited by Ed Regan
Production Consultant - Mair Greenfield

 
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North Bay Battalion - Indigenous Youth Day

George Couchie founded Indigenous Hockey Youth Day as an annual event to inspire and connect with youth. He fosters understanding, empowerment, and a sense of community, encouraging young people to discover and share their unique spark, making a lasting impact on the next generation.


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