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Walking Eagle News presents: The Walking Eagle Lectures

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Walking Eagle News presents: The Walking Eagle Lectures

An evening of distinguished entertainment so profoundly Indigenous, your eyeballs will wear little headdresses.

Featuring lectures by:

Tim Fontaine - Editor-in-Grand-Cheif of Walking Eagle News
Elissa Kixen - Comic
Sonya Ballentyne - Filmmaker
Rick Harp - Cree Podcaster, man-about-town

As well as readings of Walking Eagle News and screenings of material from APTN's satirical news show, The Laughing Drum.


Since launching in 2017, Walking Eagle News has emerged as the foremost leader in the world of Indigenous news. We are your finest source of Indigenous news, anywhere.

Tim Fontaine is the Founder, Editor-in-Grand-Chief and Head Writer. He started Walking Eagle News as a means of setting his illustrious journalism career on fire and dancing in its ashes.

Tim Fontaine was a real journalist for almost two decades before becoming a pretend journalist and worked for APTN National News, iChannel, CPAC and CBC Indigenous.

A member of the Sagkeeng First Nation in Manitoba, he grew up mainly on the Hollow Water First Nation and in Winnipeg. He currently lives in Winnipeg where he single-handedly invented and refined Indigenous journalism.

Disclaimer:

Sigh. Guess we REEEEAAAALLY have to do this.

Walking Eagle News is a work of satire, comedy and parody. Our many stories, while often drawn from real life or ripped from the headlines, are entirely fictional. Most Indigenous communities and people that are featured in our stories are made-up — unless they’re Canadian or Indigenous politicians, then we use their real names but make up quotes from them.

There.

Happy now?


Tickets - $20.00 [$25.00 @ the door]

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Tune-In Music Lessons
Later Event: December 1
RHR Latin Winter Dance Recital