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Métis woman teaches kids to love the culture — but her own daughter surprised her
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Métis woman teaches kids to love the culture — but her own daughter surprised her
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Métis woman teaches kids to love the culture — but her own daughter surprised her
2025
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Felice, whose Métis ancestry comes from St. Laurent, Man., began sharing her culture with children while working for Aboriginal Head Start, a preschool program for Indigenous kids, more than two decades ago. About a decade ago she founded Metis ALIVE, a company based in Beaumont, Alta., (just south of Edmonton) to help share Métis history and traditions in schools and the community. The kits — which Metis ALIVE has also sold in child and adult sizes, as well as for dogs — include all the pieces of fabric needed to make the coats, a darning needle, pattern, instructions and even a tiny Métis sash. [...]by the end of my presentation, by the end of the experience, that kid is coming up to me in a real quiet voice [saying], 'You know what, actually? I am Cree.'\" She said she's asked kids why they wouldn't identify themselves at the beginning of the class, and they've said they were embarrassed.
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