Ancestral Voices Healing Centre

11/05/2025

Salt Cave coming soon!

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10/30/2025

Cold and flu season is upon us. Come on in and see what we have to offer. We are open today from 10-5.

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09/20/2025

🍯Honey Bee Earrings🍯
30mm wrapped stainless steel hoops and earring hooks with real 18k gold plating.
Metal/enamel bees with Rhinestones on wings.
Give us a buzz to get yours.🐝

09/20/2025

🔥✨ Join Us for a Sacred Mayan Fire Ceremony ✨🔥

Step into an unforgettable evening of healing, prayer, and connection as we gather around the sacred fire. Guided by traditional teachings, this ceremony offers a chance to release, renew, and align with spirit and community.

🌿 Experience the power of fire as a living element.
🌙 Receive teachings rooted in ancestral wisdom.
🤲 Connect with intention, heart, and balance

09/13/2025

We now have a limited supply of Elderberry Syrup! Its great for your immune system. We are open today 10-4

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09/11/2025

Attend a live reading and conversation with author Norma Jacobs, who discusses her new book, Odagahodhes: Reflecting on our Journeys.

09/09/2025

Manitoba’s prairie grasslands and river valleys once carried the songs of Dakota, Cree, Anishinaabe, and Métis children. Then came the schools: Assiniboia, Brandon, Birtle, Cecilia Jeffrey, Elkhorn. Each took children from their families under the weight of government policy and church authority.

Assiniboia, in Winnipeg, became one of the most documented, with Survivors later gathering to share their stories and build truth into the record. Brandon’s cemeteries reveal the children who never returned. At Birtle and Elkhorn, forced labour was disguised as “training.” Cecilia Jeffrey, though often associated with Ontario, also took children from Manitoba, carrying them far from their homelands.

These schools fractured kinship ties and sought to sever identity. But the strength of the children — their memories, their resistance, their survival — has carried forward into the movements for justice we see today.

We speak their names.
We grieve what was taken.
We honour what endures.

We invite you to join us for We Are One on September 20, 2025 at The Meeting House in Oakville. Full details are on our website. We are deeply grateful to our month-long sponsors — John Howard Society Peel–Halton–Dufferin, SAVIS, Halton Healthcare, and the Burlington Ontario Health Team — along with all of our event sponsors for their support.

09/07/2025

Congratulations to the Haida Nation that today was granted rhe court order affirming that:

- The Haida Nation holds Aboriginal title to terrestrial Haida Gwaii to the low tide mark;
- Haida Title is recognized and affirmed under the Canadian Constitution; and
- The Rising Tide Agreement (with BC) and the Big Tide Agreement (with Canada) will guide how implementation of Haida Title will be carried out.

This marks the first time in Canadian history that Aboriginal Title to an entire Indigenous terrestrial territory to the low tide mark is formally recognized by the Court.

This day marks a turning point—where the Crowns affirmed before the Court by consent, the Haida Nation’s inherent title, rights and responsibilities to Haida Gwaii.

(As per the Council of the Haida Nation)

09/06/2025