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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Most people attribute ornate beadwork to First Nation people, but Métis people also have a rich and unique history of making ...

It may be a bit late in the year to don a poppy, but Métis people in Manitoba are coming together to learn how to bead the red and black flower as a way to honour veterans, especially those who are ...

Five Métis artists are bringing Red River beadwork into renewed focus at Gallery 1C03, with an exhibition that highlights both ancestral knowledge and contemporary experimentation. Beading Métis ...

The artist behind a massive design that will soon be a key feature of an iconic Winnipeg facade says she's making a statement ...

Businesses and non-profit organizations regularly open and move in Saskatoon. Today, the StarPhoenix talks to Dakota McLeod, a young Métis entrepreneur who opened His Bead Store. McLeod taught himself ...

This article was published 12/03/2013 (4191 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current. An upcoming event at St. Boniface Museum will celebrate Métis handiwork in a family setting. The ...

WINNIPEG — A larger-than-life beadwork installation that will one day wrap around a building at Portage and Main was partially unveiled at the Red River Métis Annual General Assembly on Saturday. As ...

Jennine Krauchi was dressed in black when she sat before a crowd gathered at the University of Winnipeg. She was wearing the first piece she ever beaded: a daisy-chain necklace with a small headdress ...

A larger-than-life beadwork installation that will one day wrap around a building at Portage and Main was partially unveiled at the Red River Métis Annual General Assembly on Saturday. *First annual ...

Warning: This story deals with disturbing subject matter that may upset and trigger some readers. Discretion is advised. Métis historian and educator Mitchell Case spent more than 200 hours threading ...