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Standup  WSD Pow Wow 

Group of grade 11 and 12 students from St. John’s High School take part in the intertribal dance as they hold hands while moving in a large circle formation  during WSD event Thursday  

Names from L - R.   Alexis Ironwing (purple), Aliya Yellowback (jean), Paityn Wilson (jred skirt) and Leland Clarke.

Students, staff, and community members gather at the Naawi-Oodena Field on the former Kapyong Barracks lands for the Winnipeg School Division's Dagwaagin Pow Wow on Thursday.  

Held in partnership with Treaty One Nations at Kenaston Boulevard and Grant Avenue, the division-wide event featured a Grand Entry, traditional dancing, and cultural learning sessions honoring Indigenous traditions.

Sept 24th,  2026

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Ruth Bonneville / Free Press Standup WSD Pow Wow Group of grade 11 and 12 students from St. John’s High School take part in the intertribal dance as they hold hands while moving in a large circle formation during WSD event Thursday Names from L - R. Alexis Ironwing (purple), Aliya Yellowback (jean), Paityn Wilson (jred skirt) and Leland Clarke. Students, staff, and community members gather at the Naawi-Oodena Field on the former Kapyong Barracks lands for the Winnipeg School Division's Dagwaagin Pow Wow on Thursday. Held in partnership with Treaty One Nations at Kenaston Boulevard and Grant Avenue, the division-wide event featured a Grand Entry, traditional dancing, and cultural learning sessions honoring Indigenous traditions. Sept 24th, 2026

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Ruth Bonneville / Free Press

Standup  WSD Pow Wow 

Group of grade 11 and 12 students from St. John’s High School take part in the intertribal dance as they hold hands while moving in a large circle formation  during WSD event Thursday  

Names from L - R.   Alexis Ironwing (purple), Aliya Yellowback (jean), Paityn Wilson (jred skirt) and Leland Clarke.

Students, staff, and community members gather at the Naawi-Oodena Field on the former Kapyong Barracks lands for the Winnipeg School Division's Dagwaagin Pow Wow on Thursday.  

Held in partnership with Treaty One Nations at Kenaston Boulevard and Grant Avenue, the division-wide event featured a Grand Entry, traditional dancing, and cultural learning sessions honoring Indigenous traditions.

Sept 24th,  2026

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