VIDEO PORTRAIT SERIES FROM PIKANGIKUM FIRST NATION | Lloyd speaks with the calm of someone shaped by the land. He remembers learning from wind, water, animals. A time when survival meant listening, watching, and passing knowledge through generations. He says the seven grandfather teachings still hold strength in the spirit, body, and mind. He carries memories of the residential school system. Strict rules. Silence. Coming home and feeling lost without the voice of elders to show what was safe or

Another update from Pikangikum First Nation, and this one’s pretty special! ✨🚢 Modular units of the future 19,500 sq.ft. grocery store, laundromat, and general store made their way across the water by barge, heading toward their new home in the community! At Bison, our buildings can be sent by barge, winter road, or whatever the journey requires to make sure they get where they need to go. Learn more about how Bison can support your community and bring big projects to life ➡️ https://bisonmodul

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From the Toronto Airport to Pikangikum First Nation — join us for an epic adventure across frozen northern roads. ✈️❄️ Last year’s Pikangikum Ice Road Challenge brought together an incredible group of riders who took on 125 km of frozen northern road in support of Indigenous cycling initiatives. What began with smiles and anticipation at the airport became an epic ride defined by connection, resilience, and shared purpose. And now, riders are gearing up once again for another Ice Road Challenge.

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