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May 8 2020

WAG@Home DIY

Learn to make bannock with WAG Manager of Indigenous Initiatives, Julia Lafreniere. She’ll guide you through making some Auntie and Kookum bannock!

Follow along with this tutorial video and enjoy!

 

In December 2019, Julia assumed a leadership role in Indigenization at the WAG, involving First Nations, Inuit, and Metis communities. She works to build capacity for Indigenous programs, partnerships, and overall outreach at the WAG. Learn more about her position here.

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