SEVEN Magazine, May 1, 2012, Volume 5, No. 3

I wonder how the world works sometimes. I wonder why life can be so unfair. Why every little thing could mean so much.

I represent that sixty four nation damn, that rez needs God’s salvation Can anybody out there hear our cry?

Hello my name is Elijah Howard Chief Bear Sugarhead. First and foremost I would like to say hi to my family and thank them for their unwavering support and belief in me.

Hello my names Michael Tyance, I was born and raised in Ontario. As I was growing up my parents were alcoholics and I didn’t understand.

I destroy homes, I tear families apart, Take your children, and that’s just the start.

The FNEI Conservation Program has much to celebrate as it nears the end of its first phase of operation.

He’ll be the first one to tell you he can be combative. That when push comes to shove he’ll push back.

The young boy lay frozen on the cot, stiff with fear, as Father McKinnon stepped closer to his bed.

Hi! My name is John Paul Ostamus. I am a member of Eabametoong First Nations and I do recognize myself as a native, also I would like to voice out, and speak towards gang violence, and bullying of such kind.

St. Thomas Aquinas High School students in Kenora are promoting First Nation, Metis and Inuit traditions, cultures and perspectives in oral history.

Hi my name is Doris Slipperjack and I am a mother of 3 beautiful children. I like to read and write and meet new people.

she knew what went on in this place she knew choices where made right she knew it felt far away from its thought