Life and Times of a Modern Day NDN Princess, Ungava Inuit (Hudson’s Bay, Canada), Man’s Parka,...

Life and Times of a Modern Day NDN Princess

Ungava Inuit (Hudson’s Bay, Canada), Man’s Parka, bird skins, c. 1940.

Ungava Inuit (Hudson’s Bay, Canada), Man’s Parka, bird skins, c. 1940.

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This is the second time today I’ve seen a parka made out of bird skins…the other was at the Royal Ontario Museum.

Chantal Rondeau is proudly First Nations and Acadian descent. She is a member of the Little Salmon Carmacks First Nation in the territory of the Yukon. She grew up in Whitehorse, Yukon two hours away from the traditional territory of the Northern Tutchone. Chantal Rondeau is a writer, a journalist, broadcaster and blogger. Chantal would love to bring forth Aboriginal issues to the Canadian and American forefront. A quote that Chantal admires and sets as one of her motto’s is from Louis Riel on July 4th 1885 "My people will sleep for one hundred years, but when they awake, it will be the artists who give them their spirit back." Chantal plans on being one of these artists.

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