About the Show
Tales from The Big Canoe”, is CanoeFM’s Indigenous Program, hosted by Larry O’Connor, who is Métis with roots to the Blind River and the Sheshegwaning First Nation.
Fridays at 11am
Listen to “Tales From The Big Canoe” the last Wednesday every month at 6pm or the Following Friday at 11am, to hear our culture, traditions and music by Indigenous Artists, about services and programs for indigenous peoples, interesting stories, or events that impact the daily lives of Indigenous people across Turtle Island.
100.9 CanoeFM in Haliburton, broadcasts daily from the Traditional Territories of the Algonquins, some of which still live in on or near the Golden Lake First Nation to our north and the Mississauga First Nations to the South on the Curve Lake First Nation; which is part of the Williams Treaty area. A treaty signed by the Canadian Government and the Chippewas of Beausoleil, Georgina Island and Rama and the Mississaugas of Alderville, Curve Lake, Hiawatha, Scugog Island.
When the Canadian signed that treaty, and all treaties, it was a treaty Signed on the behalf every and all people living in Canada for as long as the sun rises, the grasses grow and the rivers flow.
If you have missed a past episode of “Tales From The Big Canoe”, you can find it on our web page.
This program will help you the listeners to better understand accomplishments and challenges facing Canada’s Indigenous people.You can expect to hear from Indigenous Artists bringing contemporary, modern and traditional music. LARRY is First Nation band member from Sheshegwaning Odawa Nation of Anishnaabek, with Métis and Irish back ground.