Winnipeg Artist Chantel Scott is holding onto hope that a beaded medallion of Indigenous war hero Sergeant Tommy Prince, and her art supplies, will be returned to her.

A woman who teaches anti-racism courses to health-care staff dealt with her grief over the death of Joyce Echaquan by beading Echaquan's likeness into a medallion and giving it to the woman's husband.

A Winnipeg woman who spent more than two years doing intricate beadwork on a medallion of Indigenous Manitoba war hero Sgt. Tommy Prince is pleading for the return of her art.

The path to her beadwork being featured on the show started when the Native comedy group 1491s came to Juneau in 2019 for a show. “And I like to say that I fangirled too hard because they must ...

They needed to bead 30 medallions in 30 days for every player of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team — but each medallion takes between 10 and 15 hours to complete. In a quasi-assembly line fashion, ...

They needed to bead 30 medallions in 30 days for every player of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team — but each medallion takes between 10 and 15 hours to complete. In a quasi-assembly line fashion, ...