HAGERSVILLE—A new art installation located outside the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (MCFN) Council House honours the legacy and advocacy work of historic local Indigenous leader Nahnebahwequay, also known as Catherine Sutton. HAGERSVILLE—Pictured (l-r) at an art installation honouring their ancestor, trailblazing Indigenous advocate Nahnebahwequay, are Lee-Ann Miller, Amber Porter, Teresa Miller, and Sawyer Miller. HAGERSVILLE—MCFN Chief Margaret Sault…
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