Treaty One powwow moves ahead after teepee poles vandalized

Culture July 27, 2026 07:03 AM

Indigenous traditions were celebrated at Naawin-Oodena, Canada's largest urban reserve, over the weekend as dancers and drummers donned regalia for a powwow. The fifth edition of the annual event started with a setback after the poles of a teepee had to be replaced after the original set was found slashed in half on Friday.

Treaty One powwow moves ahead after teepee poles vandalized

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