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Mique Michelle goes to Hearst! In this podcast, she discusses francophone issues, access to clean water and aboriginal perspectives through the testimony of a guest.

Mique talks about her visit to West Nipissing. While the local team gives her a tour of the area, she is inspired by the berries to create a bright and beautiful mural at the Cache Bay Community Centre. She talks about culture, Aboriginal languages and word choice.

Follow Mique Michelle and her team of passionate young people as they discover Kapuskasing. Inspired by the traditions of the First Peoples, they will paint a mural on the walls of the Indian Friendship Centre that represents their traditions, the nature that surrounds them and their passions! They have their work cut out for them to…

Mique Michelle and her local artists are exploring Timmins! On a downtown wall, they blend nature, Aboriginal medicine and cultures to celebrate their identity! Follow them on their adventures!

Follow Mique Michelle and her artists as they travel to Cochrane in the footsteps of the Anichinabe, Métis and Cree!

Mique et ses artistes locaux sont prêts à créer une toute nouvelle murale à Temiskaming Shores. Inspirés par l’incroyable paysage côtier et la nourriture locale, tout le monde à Temiskaming va chercher le bison géant caché.

Near the communities of Wahnapitae, Atikameksheng and Anishnawbek, the Colours of the North adventure invites you to Sudbury today! Mique and his team of Sudbury artists are ready to create a new mural for the city. Taking inspiration from the city's colourful murals and the shapes of Science North, they are creating a monster…

Mique has arrived at the Gateway of the North near the Nipissing First Nation community. With the help of her local artists, she is creating a vibrant mural in the entrance of the OutLoud LGBTQ+ youth center that will make all visitors feel welcomed and included.

Mique arrived in Cornwall to create a new mural in the local library with his team of local artists. Inspired by the community and the people who live there, this mural has roots and branches to tell a story, and there are some sweet treats along the way.