Firstnations Stories

Two school bus drivers-one in rural Ontario, one in snowy Québec-navigate icy roads, holiday cheer, and everyday acts of quiet heroism. Parallel Journeys is a heartwarming story of service, connection, and the meaning found in the early hours of the day.

Waawaate Ukub was a First Nation Child when Residential Schools were made. After arriving at the school, they gave her a white name - Olivia Hilton. Olivia was faced with no choice but to survive the year in the Residential School.

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A Collection of Spooky and Legendary Short Stories from across Canada. FOLKLORE, GHOSTS, CRYPTIDS and UFOs. Ongoing instalments.

A guide to #NativeNations, what it supports, and why it was created.

I'm a Mohawk writer and thought blogs on Rez life may make a good diverse read for people. "Khiatons" means "I write" or "I am a writer" in Mohawk so I use it as my writing tag.

This is a story about a young First Nation boy by the name of Shkaabewis. His life begins on a good note but then turns tragic as he is taken away from his family to a residential school. (This is a children's story that I made, so it will be short).

People feel that the Silverheel sisters are peculiar. The Silverheel sisters know they are peculiar. They never fit in - not in school, not in the neighborhood, not even in the city. It is not just their appearance, it isn't just their heritage... it runs deeper, underneath their skins, inside their marrows. This is more; an icy fire in their hearts and a malicious itch in their minds. The private joke between the two sisters circles around how they are "not of this world," but they didn't anticipate it to be truer than they could ever have thought. What starts out as another normal day in the woods behind their house, ends with their lives upended. Everything now is a test of their bond, their resolve, and the lengths they are willing to go to for the sake of their family...

A creation story that makes reference to themes found in many other First Nation stories about how the word came to be. First Nation communities have faced continued forms of erasure and control within Canada, so this story is aimed to shed some light (and possibly inspire some interest) in recognizing and understanding First Nation culture and communities. Themes that are often noted in creation stories include the Sky Woman, the Turtle, Sacrifice, Nature and Duality. Although I make reference to some of these important themes, this is a story that I created myself and has no direct affiliation to the truth-telling of First Nation elders and their wisdom.

Ukrainian boy greeted with his first exposure to the first nations of Canada.

in which you will find your perfect female faceclaim

[Sing along if you remember the tune...] Maeva Giroux has some troubles of her own She met a feral cat out in the woods alone Crawlin' from the wreckage of a fallen balloon The Cat said "Goodbye, but I'll see you soon" Now listen real close as you shut your eyes tight There's demons in the house and whispers in the night "Get out of my house" is what the Cat said But Maeva replied "No, you get out instead" The mystery thickens almost every single day Better solve it quickly, there's a windstorm on the way Maeva's pretty young but she knows quite well "Ancient Indian Curses" are a load of bull And the Cat came back the very next day The Cat came back, they thought he was a goner but The Cat came back and just wouldn't stay away... Cover art by Faedee NEW UPDATES EVERY MONDAY!

Just a story about two girls, one Vietnamese, one Native American. They mean everything to each other. They are each other's sun and moon. And here's why. Written for #WattPride.

Tarni Hargreeves - The Dreamer Tarni was out living her life, travelling, exploring, when she is pulled into a dimension of chaos and, the apocalypse. "why can't I just wake up from this nightmare..."

This semester I am taking Native American Literature so we are learning about their stories and mythologies. I want to share you some of the stories that were told long ago by the people who were the first ones here and even retell some of the stories myself. I hope you enjoy and don't forget about the people that came here before us.

Just a school project I did last year.

We constantly take and take and take and take, but what have we to give? Cain Newport finds out the hard way. Inspired by Kwakwakaʼwakw mythology I have no affiliation with the First Nations nor have I consulted with them in the creation of this story. Word Count: 1,859

The second arc in the Other Foot series. Antoa and Sabrina team up with a rival. The mob set out to wreak havoc in Jersey City as revenge for Antoa's actions. And Hell is literally let loose Of course Antoa meets the Devil's daughter, or at least a woman who certainly acts like it New volume daily. Sometimes multiple times depending on my output that day and the day before

just a rant of a young aboriginal teenager! i'm just here to share opinions, and rants. tbh.

"Lock Up Girl: A True Story" is the story of Anessa, a teenage girl court ordered to a juvenile detention facility. The novel follows Anessa's journey as she comes of age while caught up in the "youth injustice system". The story, based on true events, deals with questions of relationships, sexuality, love and loss, as well as providing a very topical take on issues such as self-harm, juvenile crime, prostitution, and substance abuse. Other areas explored include the institutionalization of First Nations children, foster care, and the education system. An