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Moving all the redlinked entries here, just in case anyone wants to create articles for them. —Yuchitown (talk) 16:46, 10 February 2022 (UTC)YuchitownReply

Charmaine Jenner, artist
Mary Louise McLeod Canada's Silver Cross Mother for 1972. The first Native woman to be so recognized.
Verna Patronella Johnston author of "Tales of Nokomis", subject of "I Am Nokomis, Too", by Rosamond M. Vanderburgh, and the Native Women's Association of Canada 1976 Woman of the Year.
Kevin 'The Hooch' Lavallee, musician
Patrick Lavalley, (b. 1968), artist, historian^[1]
Delmar Ashkewe, (b. 1947), artist
Chris 'Ice Bear' Johnston, artist^[2]
Mark LaVallee, musician, co-founder of "Chippewa Travellers".^[3]
Polly Keeshig-Tobias, artist, author and illustrator of The Illustrated History of the Chippewas of Nawash
Jeremy Proulx, award-winning actor^[4]
Andrea Fowler, founded Johnston Research Inc and researcher
Nyle Johnston, artist
Adrian Nadjiwon, artist
Bradley Kiwenzie, artist

References

^ "Saugeen Ojibway Nation History". www.facebook.com.
^ "paintings by IceBear". Ice Bear Studio.
^ "Chippewa Travellers Singers - Powwow Drum Music". chippewatravellers.com.
^ "The Website of Actor Jeremy Proulx". The Website of Actor Jeremy Proulx.

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[1] "Saugeen Ojibway Nation History". www.facebook.com.

[2] "paintings by IceBear". Ice Bear Studio.

[3] "Chippewa Travellers Singers - Powwow Drum Music". chippewatravellers.com.

[4] "The Website of Actor Jeremy Proulx". The Website of Actor Jeremy Proulx.

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