September 30th, the 1st National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. 🧡 Michelle Stoney

Just posted a photo @ Gitanmaax, BC instagram.com/p/CU5oeXLB4OB/…

A new season means a fresh start - and some NHL fans are feeling more optimistic than others. 😅 Jillian Fisher looks at how each fanbase is feeling as the new campaign gets underway. ⬇️ #NHLonSN

Happy Halloween 👻 #pumkinart #chilkatpumpkin 📷: Alex Stoney

Just posted a photo @ Gitanmaax, BC instagram.com/p/CXAaxRirRdE/…

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GOLDEN AGAIN!!!!! 🇨🇦🥇 #TeamCanada | #Beijing2022

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Thanks to Michelle Stoney a story from FB:

SUNFLOWER POWER🌻- the National flower and icon of Ukraine - a plant domesticated and farmed by Indigenous people in North America for over 7,000 years! ALL domesticated varieties of Sunflower come from the "Americas." Design by Michelle Stoney , Gitxsan artist Michelle Stoney

My gift to you this Easter weekend. More free colouring pages on my IG Michelle Stoney

Happy Easter weekend. I’ve been posting these free colouring pages on my IG and I think now I’ll share them here. #easter #EasterBunny

#HappyEaster enjoy another one of my free colouring pages. You can use but please not for profit.

New ring for sale, link in bio 📷: Alex Stoney #etsy #gitxsan #wrapring

Salmon are running Don Christian Elementary after K-3 Ss read SurreySchools NarrativeNonFiction Book of the Year nominee Bobs & LoLo’s “Run Salmon Run”. Thanks to #Gitxsan artist Michelle Stoney’s beautiful salmon #sd36learn #sd36tl #SSNNBOY 🎶The Salmon story circles, run salmon run!🎵

#stitch #halloween #pumpkin🎃 instagram.com/reel/CkZf6pPMe…

#NHLAllStarVote #BoHorvat

Congratulations to Gitksan /Cree artist Michelle Stoney Michelle Stoney Looking for a good gift to take when you travel? cbc.ca/news/canada/br…

Another “first” to celebrate after our Nautsa’mawt FC women’s home opener W over @harboursidefc yesterday- before we go in for the second game of the double header weekend. Amber Wells, traditional name Naa’ sik, from the Gitxsan and Tsimshian nations, is the first Indigenous