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Win Your Way In To The Winter Chocolate Show
Winner Acceptance Form – $25 McDonald’s Gift Card
Help Grow ELMNT FM
Love ELMNT FM? Today is a great day to donate! As a not-for-profit radio station, your donation keeps the music playing, the lights on, and allows us to continue to serve as a megaphone for the Indigenous communities in-and-around Toronto and Ottawa. 106.5 ELMNT FM is Toronto’s only Indigenous-owned radio station, and has been serving […]
Win Your Way In To See Kaeley Jade
Film “Doubles” Debut at Candian Film Festival
Bald eagle spotted in GTA for first time in years: conservation authority
A bald eagle’s nest has been discovered in Toronto for the first time in many years. The bald eagle was once considered an “at-risk” species due to the insecticide DDT and elevated levels of heavy metals that harm its reproductive process, according to the Ontario Government. Karen McDonald, Senior Manager of Restoration and Infrastructure at the […]
NLL Team honours Indigenous heritage with new jersey design
The Toronto Rock National Lacrosse League is honouring Indigenous heritage with a new Indigenous-inspired jersey created by Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory artist Kory Parkin “Kanyen’keha.” The jersey is created with Mohawk words such as “Tkaron” meaning “the place in the water where the trees stand.” The jersey also includes six circles within the maple leaf representing all forms […]
Kiawentiio Tarbell from The Last Air Bender
Kiawentiio Tarbell (Gya-wuhn-dee-yo) from The Mohawk Nation of Akwesasne plays Katara in the recent live-action by Netflix Avatar: The Last Airbender. With confirmed seasons two and three, Tarbell hopes to act out the lessons and challenges that further developed Kataria’s charter. “With Kararia, there are such key moments throughout the show that allow her to discover […]
Short Film ‘RedLights’ educates about Canada’s dark past
Director and Writer Eva Thomas shares the important history of “Starlight Tours” through her Short film “RedLights” which will play at Canadian Film Fest. The film follows two Indigenous women, fighting for their life and the lengths they are willing to go to survive. Thomas says that it’s a piece of Canada’s history that is […]