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Shelley Charles
Humber College Elder and Advisor on Aboriginal Relations

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Wabanoong Communications Main Page

Click HERE to view a
brief Biographical Sketch of Shelley Charles

Click HERE to View a
1981 Black & White Photo of Shelley Charles

Click HERE to View 2
recent photos of Shelley Charles (June 2014)

Click HERE to View a
2016 photo of Shelley and Tom: (Web Admin)

Click HERE for some notes & photos from the above mentioned event
Compliments of Shelley Charles

NEWS & UPDATES

Aglukark wins Aboriginal Music Award

Canadian Press Saturday, November 27, 2004

TORONTO -- Susan Aglukark and The Wolfpack are among the Ontario winners of the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards.

Aglukark, an Inuit singer-songwriter now living in Oakville, was honoured with best female for 2004.

The Wolfpack, a family of siblings from the province's Six Nations, received this year's best group award.

Elaine Bomberry, also from Six Nations, got an award for best aboriginal music radio program.

Awards were presented in 19 categories awards at a celebration last night in Toronto.

UPDATE: Susan Aglukark is one of the 2016 winners of the Governor General's Performing Arts Award.

Each lifetime achievement award-winner receives $25,000 and a special medallion struck by the Canadian Mint.

Drawn from nominations made by the public, the award recognize artists, mentors and arts volunteers for their outstanding contribution to Canadian culture.

Click HERE for More Awards earned by Suasan Aglukark.