Walking Eagle News

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Forged in the flames of righteous truth and decolonization, we are Walking Eagle News: proud purveyors of only the finest Indigenous news. https://walkingeaglenews.com/

Image of a heart made of canned luncheon meat, fried. The text reads: Roses are red, violets are blue. We fried this Klik heart just for u.
A white mug emblazoned with the Walking Eagle News logo.
A camouflage patterned Walking Eagle News ball cap.
A message from Walking Eagle News reads BREAKING NEWS: MERRY CHRISTMAS, WHICH IS COLONIAL
An embroidered Walking Eagle News patch emblazons someone's denim.
King Charles and Queen Camilla wave to adoring crowds.
Tommy Shanks is the mayor of Melonville, portrayed by John Candy.
Plastic drinking bird toy
Former Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien stands at a Liberal party podium with the Canadian flag behind him.
Liberal leadership hopefuls Frank Baylis, Chrystia Freeland, former Finance Minister and Mark Carney stand before a Liberal banner.
The Flag Day issue of the Winnipeg Free Press showing two headlines: one in praise of the Canadian flag, another about how Indigenous safe housing at risk because of red tape
Heavily armed police in tactical gear
A sign bearing a land acknowledgement affixed to a store’s wall.
A VHS tape of the 1983 film 'Blood In, Blood Out'
Office of the Prime Minister building in Ottawa
The Peace Tower from Canada's Parliament buildings.
Image of Canada's Parliament Hill
Image of an Indigenous man at a powwow, wearing a ridiculously tall hat. The Walking Eagle News headline reads 50-GALLON HAT WORN TO POWWOW
A Winnipeg Free Press article. The headline reads KLEIN: Whites not allowed? U of W students association lounge bars some
Image of a black-capped chickadee. The Walking Eagle News breaking news headline reads, ‘Chickadee-Dee-Dee-Dee’ a chickadee told reporters.
National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak gives her opening address at the Assembly of First Nations annual general assembly
Screengrab of a shitty National Post op-ed that reads "They call us 'settlers' because they're planning to kick us out: Full Comment podcast." It features a photograph of student rally in 2020 where Indigenous people carried a banner that said Land Back.
Image of a Walking Eagle News newspaper. The headline reads: Pipeline to cross through every single Indigenous community in country. Read the full article here: https://walkingeaglenews.com/2017/11/20/proposed-pipeline-will-cross-through-every-single-indigenous-community-in-country/