Bronze jingle dancer pays tribute to missing and murdered on Manitoba First Nation

A monument honouring the families and lives of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls went up on Manitoba’s Sagkeeng First Nation this week.

The likeness of a bronze jingle dancer has been three years in the making for the community 120 kilometres north of Winnipeg.

Her name if Ka Kih Gay-Pimitchy-Yoong Pimatiziwin, which means “life flows forever” in English.

It is hoped she will not only be a symbol of pain, but also resilience and healing.

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1 thought on “Bronze jingle dancer pays tribute to missing and murdered on Manitoba First Nation

  1. Wayne says:

    I am impressed.

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