Dagokiing Yoga

11/30/2025

Tomorrow!

Your one stop shop for:
-beadwork
-leatherwork
-dreamcatchers
-jewellery
-apparel
-ornaments
-wreaths
-decorations
-quilts
-ribbon skirts & shirts
-soaps, teas, balms
-stickers, keychains, art prints, plush
-yoga, Pilates
-mystery bags for youth & portraits
-stained glass
-eco friendly, zero waste household & body care
-smoked fish
-gifts
and more!

11/29/2025

Anishinaabemowin Phrase of the Week #100
Dibikad wiibaj onaagoshig
"It gets dark early in the evening"

11/29/2025

This was so fun!

It's that time of year again! Time for a CC Photography HOLLY JOLLY Merry Christmas Giveaway!!!

Enter for your chance to win $30 OFF your 30 MIN Holiday Session + a $30 GC to Arturo Ristorante! This year we are selecting 3 LUCKY WINNERS to kickstart the festive season!

HOW TO ENTER

1) Tag the person you would share this holly jolly set with! More entries = More chances!

2) Comment WHY you deserve to win and how long you have known each other!

3) Hit the SHARE button! Bonus entries will be given to those who share to story and enter daily on both Facebook and Instagram! This means you can tag a new person daily or the same one!

Ends DEC 5th at Midnight! I will select the winner December 6th based on your stories commented below! Please note I will message you directly on Dec 6th if you have won!

11/28/2025

She Rises | Ready to Start a Business

By the end of this BIZCamp you will:
Have completed a self-assessment that will tell you how to use your strengths best and “fill in” the gaps; know how important self-care is, and also how to make a safety plan if you need one; know how to identify a viable business idea; And More!

BIZCamps starts January 6th, 2026 through to January 27th, 2026

Week 1: January 6th
Week 2: January 13th
Week 3: January 20th
Week 4: January 27th

Login to the client portal www.myparopath.ca to register.

11/28/2025

Indigenous Two-Spirit, Transgender, and Gender-Diverse People have always held sacred roles within our communities. Honouring them means protecting their safety, uplifting their voices, and ensuring their leadership is recognized and respected.

During the 16 Days of Activism, we call on all Canadians to stand against transphobia, homophobia, and colonial violence that continue to put Indigenous Two-Spirit, Transgender, and Gender-Diverse People at risk.

Ending GBV means ensuring every relative is safe, valued, and supported.

11/28/2025

Naloxone is a drug that can temporarily reverse the effects of an opioid drug poisoning. Once administered, it will begin to work in one to five minutes and stays active in the body for 30 to 90 minutes, meaning it can save the life of anyone at risk of an overdose.

In addition to ensuring individuals carry Naloxone if they use drugs or if they have a friend or family member who does, we encourage those who use drugs to:

- Never use alone
- Go slow
- Know and watch for the signs of an overdose
- Do not run – call 9-1-1

In the event of a drug poisoning, APS frontline officers carry naloxone and want to assist. The Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act provides broad legal protections for anyone seeking emergency support during a drug poisoning, including the person experiencing a poisoning. This means that you will not be charged for offences such as simple possession for calling 9-1-1 in an emergency.

Remember, an opioid-related drug poisoning is a medical emergency. Know the signs of an opioid drug poisoning and call 9-1-1 right away.

PLEASE SHARE.

11/28/2025

11/28/2025

Join us on December 9 at 6:00 PM CST to deepen your understanding of Canadian history with this RS101 Webinar.

You'll more about the history of the residential school system, the legal fallout, and the ongoing legacy of the system as seen through intergenerational trauma, ongoing systemic oppression, MMWIG2S+, and how healing and reconciliation can begin.

Register now to reserve your spot: https://umanitoba.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_gmgTrijISXi9ENJbU3gYnw #/registration

11/28/2025

Wrapped in Awareness Day 4✨

Today’s ribbon reminds us that access to support is not equal for all young people, especially in small communities.

According to Statistics Canada, youth in rural communities often have fewer resources and support, making early education even more critical.

Together, we are creating a community where all young women are believed and protected.

11/28/2025

🔴 HIV Awareness Week (Nov 27 – Dec 3):
A global effort to educate on HIV prevention, reduce stigma, and promote support for those living with HIV. We stand united in the fight for a world without HIV. 💪💚

🌿 Indigenous HIV/AIDS Awareness Week (Dec 1-3):
Honoring the strength, resilience, and leadership of Indigenous peoples living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. This week uplifts community voices, promotes culturally grounded harm reduction, and calls for improved access to care for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. 🧡✨

Together, we work towards healing, equity, and a brighter future for all. 🙌

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11/28/2025

Wrapped in Awareness Day 3✨

Today’s ribbon aims to spark conversations about the lasting effects of teen dating violence.

According to a study by Women ACT Canada, youth who experience dating violence are more likely to struggle with mental health, lower school achievement, and substance use later on.

Together, we are creating a community where all young women are believed and protected.

11/28/2025

You Are Not Alone - Gaawiin Nchke Gda'aasii

Help us help others by sharing this list of helpful supports and services for youth.

MyGrief, YouthGrief and KidsGrief are online platforms that provide a number of self-help resources to support someone experiencing grief and loss.

Because losing someone is hard:
https://mygrief.ca/

Making sense of intense emotions:
https://mygrief.ca/mod/lesson/view.php?id=815

When your friend has died:
https://www.mygrief.ca/mod/lesson/view.php?id=941

Stuff that might help with grief:
https://youthgrief.ca/ideas/

Understanding children's grief and finding teachable moments:
https://www.kidsgrief.ca/mod/lesson/view.php?id=151

Toolkit for Indigenous Youth: https://wemattercampaign.org/resources/youth