Host John Miller talks with Quebec music semiologist Jean-Jacques Nattiez and Manitoba pianist and multi-media performance artist Diana McIntosh.
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Apr 23, 1993
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Devon MacKinnon Ottertail ogii-ozhitoon jiibegamigiwaakaa’igaans wemitigoozhi inaakonigewin gii-kagwe-wanishkwechigemagad.
After the family of Devon MacKinnon Ottertail placed a spirit house on her grave, the city objected, saying it violated a bylaw — now this part of a sacred Anishinaabe burial practice could lead to legislative change.
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