LITTLE BIG COMMUNITY is a documentary series that dives into positive community stories told through the eyes of Indigenous people across Canada. The stories are inspired by the many community initiatives that came about during the 2020 pandemic. Since then, Indigenous communities have been getting stronger, reconnecting with traditional practices and returning to the land. In each episode, three stories are told, highlighting how the initiatives are helping members come together, uplifting each other and creating a strong community spirit.
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Serpent River First Nation is on a mission to revitalize its waterways. Meet Keegan, Quinn and Lee who are focusing on connecting youth with elders to share and learn about their territory, language and culture.
Serpent River First Nation is on a mission to revitalize its waterways. Meet Keegan, Quinn and Lee who are focusing on connecting youth with elders to share and learn about their territory, language and culture.
Vancouver Island is the ancestral land of the Nuu-chah-nulth people who have been stewarding both the land and sea. Meet Rachel, Hayden and Daniel who are working with the Tla-O-Qui-Aht Nation helping youth reconnect with their territory.
Vancouver Island is the ancestral land of the Nuu-chah-nulth people who have been stewarding both the land and sea. Meet Rachel, Hayden and Daniel who are working with the Tla-O-Qui-Aht Nation helping youth reconnect with their territory.
Sioux Valley in Manitoba is the largest Dakota community in Canada. Meet Koda, Helena and Travis, who have found healing through the power of animals, working on overcoming intergenerational trauma.
Sioux Valley in Manitoba is the largest Dakota community in Canada. Meet Koda, Helena and Travis, who have found healing through the power of animals, working on overcoming intergenerational trauma.
Waskaganish, located in Northern Quebec is a community building connections on the land and online. Meet Jamie, Glen and David who are deeply devoted to finding the right recipe for healing and working through intergenerational traumas.
Waskaganish, located in Northern Quebec is a community building connections on the land and online. Meet Jamie, Glen and David who are deeply devoted to finding the right recipe for healing and working through intergenerational traumas.
Winnipeg, located on Treaty One Territory, has the largest off-reserve, urban Indigenous and Metis population in Canada. Meet Kevin, Peatr and Caid who are helping their community through art, providing resources to those in need.
Winnipeg, located on Treaty One Territory, has the largest off-reserve, urban Indigenous and Metis population in Canada. Meet Kevin, Peatr and Caid who are helping their community through art, providing resources to those in need.
Wiikwemkoong is a community focused on being self-reliant. Meet Annette, Lynn and Rolland, and Nicole, who through their own spiritual journeys are creating safe spaces for themselves and their community.
Wiikwemkoong is a community focused on being self-reliant. Meet Annette, Lynn and Rolland, and Nicole, who through their own spiritual journeys are creating safe spaces for themselves and their community.
Enoch Cree Nation is a community driven by a new generation of members. Meet Kenny, Jaizy and Taeja who through the programs they take part in or have initiated, are developing skills and finding their voice.
Enoch Cree Nation is a community driven by a new generation of members. Meet Kenny, Jaizy and Taeja who through the programs they take part in or have initiated, are developing skills and finding their voice.
Montreal Lake Cree Nation located in northern Saskatchewan, knows that healing is a community effort. Meet Jarrett, Carol and Flair, who awaken the power of their people by going back to their traplines and land-based teachings.
Montreal Lake Cree Nation located in northern Saskatchewan, knows that healing is a community effort. Meet Jarrett, Carol and Flair, who awaken the power of their people by going back to their traplines and land-based teachings.
Kahnawake is a community working together, focusing on the importance of food sovereignty, sustainability and health. Meet John, Karina and Raven focused on the importance of food sovereignty, sustainability and health.
Kahnawake is a community working together, focusing on the importance of food sovereignty, sustainability and health. Meet John, Karina and Raven focused on the importance of food sovereignty, sustainability and health.
LITTLE BIG COMMUNITY is a documentary series that dives into positive community stories told through the eyes of Indigenous people across Canada. The stories are inspired by the many community initiatives that came about during the 2020 pandemic. Since then, Indigenous communities have been getting stronger, reconnecting with traditional practices and returning to the land. In each episode, three stories are told, highlighting how the initiatives are helping members come together, uplifting each other and creating a strong community spirit.
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