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Gail Welburn

Dauphin, MBRetailExternal verificationWebsite checked

About this business

Taanshi my name is Gail Welburn, a Métis woman, Mother and Grandmother originally from the community of Camperville. I was blessed to be raised by a family that was proud of the Métis way of life. I was taught to speak my language (Michif), respect the land we harvested from and share with others. During the summer I spend a lot of my time gardening, picking berries and canning. During the winter months I have always enjoyed crafting and creating gifts with my hands. I have spent the last while learning to flat bead and found I really enjoy it. I hope to build on my skills and continue to create gifts and keepsakes for my loved ones and others that celebrate their culture.

Business details

CategoriesRetail, Arts & Culture, Education & Training
Stated identityMétis
Nation, community affiliation, or Inuit regionRed River Métis
Supplier statusListed government supplier
Procurement recordregistry listed
Business statusactive
Profile coverage62% of directory fields
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Location and service area

300-150 Henry Avenue, Dauphin, Manitoba, R3B 0J7

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Friendship centre

Dauphin Friendship Centre

Urban Indigenous Friendship Centre or affiliated community-serving organization.

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Education, training or employment organization

Louis Riel Institute

Métis educational and cultural institution affiliated with the Manitoba Métis Federation.

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Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg

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Anishinaabe Agowidiiwinan Secretariat Inc.

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