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Roxanne Tellier – Our Flag is Red and White

Posted in Opinion, Review with tags #Resistance150, Anishinaabe, Bob Segarini, Canada Day, Confederation; Ontario, Cree, DBAWIS, democracy, electoral reform., First Nations, Footloose, healthcare, Indian Act, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada, Isaac Murdoch, Maria Campbell, Métis, Michif Christi Belcourt, Mike MacNeil, Nimkii Aazhibikong, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Potlatch, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Quebec, Red and White, Roxanne Tellier, Sun Dance, Tanya Kappo, The Indian Act, Truth and Reconciliation on July 2, 2017 by segarini

Canadians … we love our country, but that’s never stopped us from having our beefs with how it’s run. Unlike many other countries, we feel free to speak up about what angers us. For all our reputation of being a polite and respectful people, we reserve the right to disagree with those who would impose their will upon the nation.

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JAIMIE VERNON – MY SUMMER HOLIDAY 1975: PART 2

Posted in Opinion with tags Atikokan, Bob Segarini, Cree, DBAWIS. Canadian Music Thunder Bay, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Dryden, Fort William, goose, Holiday Inn, Husky the Muskie, Hwy 17, Ignace, Jaimie Vernon, Kakabeka Falls, Kenora, Marathon, Moose, Ojibwe, Ontario, Port Arthur, railroad, Sioux, Terry Fox, Trans-Canada Highway, Wawa on June 13, 2015 by segarini

We continue this week with the second part to my vacation with my Grandma Vernon to celebrate the 40^th anniversary of my awakening as a world traveler. We begin with a western push out of Sault Ste. Marie toward Thunder Bay, Ontario and BEYOND!