May 15, 2013. Photos from the City of Brampton's Citizens Award Ceremony
More photos from the delivery day, June 27th at Base Borden
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National Aboriginal Day - June 2011
Over 500 grade 7/8 students paid very close attention to the situation in the north land for one and one half hours. (Photos by Frank Raymond Photography)
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Lloyd at Breakfast Television interview with host Akbar Warris and Teacher Volunteer Jane Gibson
 Photo courtesy of Frank Raymond Photography |
 Photo courtesy of Frank Raymond Photography |
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Elder Lloyd Fournier speaks to children at a Mississauga, Ontario School. The children responded with enthusiasm, support and a keen understanding of the importance of this work.
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Lloyd visits Base Borden to plan for the day that supplies are transferred for shipment.
In the photos are Capt. John McNeil (l) and Capt. Rick Morse (r) Canadian Rangers, Third Patrol Group. The meeting was held in Cpl. Francis Pegahmagabow building at base Borden. Pegahmagabow is quite famous for his heroism during WWI and is widely held to be the subject of Joseph Boyden's "Three Day Road" and is a mythical character in Boyden's "Through Black Spruce'. Each of these books contains great insight into the far north in addition to Oji-Cree spirituality - highly recommend reading for anyone interested in insights into belief system and the harsh cruelty of the north land - as well as its chilling beauty. The real Pegahmagabow story is very much a Cdn. Irah Hayes story..... from hero, to unappreciated Native. His date of birth was March 9, 1891 and he passed away on the Parry Island reserve on August 5, 1952 at the age of 61.
In the photos are Capt. John McNeil (l) and Capt. Rick Morse (r) Canadian Rangers, Third Patrol Group. The meeting was held in Cpl. Francis Pegahmagabow building at base Borden. Pegahmagabow is quite famous for his heroism during WWI and is widely held to be the subject of Joseph Boyden's "Three Day Road" and is a mythical character in Boyden's "Through Black Spruce'. Each of these books contains great insight into the far north in addition to Oji-Cree spirituality - highly recommend reading for anyone interested in insights into belief system and the harsh cruelty of the north land - as well as its chilling beauty. The real Pegahmagabow story is very much a Cdn. Irah Hayes story..... from hero, to unappreciated Native. His date of birth was March 9, 1891 and he passed away on the Parry Island reserve on August 5, 1952 at the age of 61.
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