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Senator Larry W. Smith (back row left) wanted to honour someone who may not have been as recognized for volunteering as others, and he found a cousin of his former classmate to bestow the honour to in Angus Buddy Goodleaf, pictured here with his family.

Brandi Meloche and her family’s dedication to their late neighbour is a literal example of honouring the community’s veterans, as she does every year.

Mouchie Goodleaf and his father Buddy lay a wreath for Buddy's father Angus Paul Goodleaf, a veteran of the First World War, who was the last veteran of that conflict from Kahnawake to pass away.

Robert Montour Sr. served for two years in Korea in the early 1950s and will take part in the Remembrance Day parade.

Several Kahnawa’kehró:non were among a contingent of Indigenous people that danced and marched in Montreal’s Pride parade on Sunday afternoon.

The lucky winner of “Our Little Angel Tree” at Karonhiaráhstha’s Winter Wonderland received a Hatchimal as one of the donated gifts.

Kids, dogs, and creepy teenagers will all get a chance to bother Santa this afternoon. Don't worry, he likes it.

Remembrance Day Parade Dozens of Kahnawa’kehró:non gathered around the cenotaph on Saturday afternoon to honour men and women that served over the years in the Canadian and American armed forces at the Mohawk Legion Branch 219’s annual Remembrance Day parade and ceremony.

The 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics included hundreds of Indigenous dancers as part of the game’s closing ceremony. (Courtesy COJO Montreal 1976)