Williams Lake First Nation calls on feds to support revitalization of former residential school site
Willie Sellars heads to Los Angeles for the Academy Awards, where the film Sugarcane, which explores the history of St.
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The Behind-the-Scenes Story of the Canadian Designer and Stylist Making Their Oscars Debut
At the Oscars, Indigenous and Canadian talent was celebrated. Meet the team behind filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat's red ...
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Williams Lake First Nation celebrates Oscars ceremony
Some involved in the Sugarcane documentary were in Los Angeles to attend the Academy Awards, while WLFN hosted a ceremony ...
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B.C. chief wants Oscar-nominated residential school film to be part of curriculum
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Williams Lake First Nation Chief Willie Sellars, and Minister of Crown Indigenous Relations Marc Miller walk together on the former grounds of St. Joseph's Mission ...
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Film on legacy of residential schools in Canada nominated for best documentary at 2025 Oscars
Williams Lake First Nation Chief Willie Sellars cried — for the first time in a while — tears of joy on Thursday morning when this year's Oscar nominees were announced. "I shouted tears of joy ...
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Reel Rundown: ‘Sugarcane,’ Oscar-nominated for Best Documentary Feature, tells Native story of horrors committed by Catholic church
Co-directors NoiseCat and Kassie follow members of the Williams Lake clan, mainly Charlene Belleau and Willie Sellars ... a former chief of the Williams Lake First Nation who was part of a ...