Moccasin Tracks

A sacred teaching about the womb ceremony and the feminine power at the heart of Wolastoqey culture. Opolahsomuwehs speaks about the role of women as life-givers and keepers of ancestral knowledge.

A powerful teaching around the sacred mounds in Tobique. Opolahsomuwehs shares the spiritual significance of these gatherings and their role in connecting community to the land and to each other.

Stories from the ice — Opolahsomuwehs shares memories and teachings connected to hockey in the Wolastoqey community, exploring how sport brings people together and carries lessons about teamwork, resilience, and identity.

Opolahsomuwehs reflects on how the Wolastoqey people experience and celebrate the Christmas season, weaving together Indigenous traditions and spirituality with the winter gathering time.

The story of the Treaty Tree that stands in the lieutenant governor's house of New Brunswick and what treaties mean to the Wolastoqey people. Opolahsomuwehs teaches about the sacred agreements made with the land, the river, and between nations — agreements that still stand today.

Opolahsomuwehs (Imelda Perley) shares teachings about the Wolastoq — the Beautiful River — and its deep significance to the Wolastoqey people. The river is more than water; it is a relative, a teacher, and a keeper of ancient memory.