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Five Indigenous-themed Absolutely Canadian series docs you should watch
Five Indigenous-themed Absolutely Canadian series docs you should watch

CBC

time6 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • CBC

Five Indigenous-themed Absolutely Canadian series docs you should watch

Each month the team behind the CBC documentary series Absolutely Canadian make their picks of recent docs they would like you to watch. Their latest selections arrive in time for June — National Indigenous History Month. Here are the five picks. Go to CBC Gem to see the complete series. They're free to watch! Tea Creek In three short years, Indigenous Food Sovereignty Activist Jacob Beaton has transformed his family farm into Tea Creek, an Indigenous Food Sovereignty training centre with a mission to revive the abundance that once defined Turtle Island. Following Tea Creek through the growing season Tea Creek explores the rich history of Indigenous agriculture, the ongoing impacts of colonization and intimately portrays a passionate leader whose vision for change is creating space for healing and abundance. Director/Writer: Ryan Dickie Read More. Watch free on CBC Gem The Death Tour Wrestling hopefuls pursue their dreams through remote Indigenous communities in Canada's far North on 'the most grueling tour in indie wrestling.' Directors: Stephan Peterson and Sonya Ballantyne Read more. Watch free on CBC Gem Northlore Trapped by a storm, stalked by a wolf, and poisoned by bacteria-tainted water, five people tell dire yet mystical stories in the North. Watch them transform when confronted with the absolute power of the wilderness. Northlore is the work of Whitehorse-based co-directors Melaina Sheldon and Dave Hamelin. Following filmmaker Taye Alvis as he looks to reconnect to his community of Walpole Island First Nation. Taye explores his relationship to Walpole Island, and how one can reconnect to their traditions and culture by way of conversation, arts, and recreation. Director: Taye Alvis Watch free on CBC Gem. The Forgotten Warriors Historic hunger strike immortalized in new documentary 1 year ago Duration 4:24 The true story of Mi'kmaq activists from Conne River, NL who went on a hunger strike to secure their rights to self-determination in 1983. Director: Noel Joe Absolutely Canadian is a national series showcasing documentaries that tell unique stories from communities across Canada. All programs are produced locally and highlight the works of independent filmmakers in each region.

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge
Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

North Wales Chronicle

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • North Wales Chronicle

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

The Brian Meehan-trained Coventry Stakes winner sports the famous Sangster family colours which have been carried to victory in the Irish Classic five times already. Jaazeiro (1978), Sadler's Wells (1984) and Prince Of Birds (1988) were all trained by Vincent O'Brien, before Peter Chapple-Hyam won twice in three years with Rodrigo De Triano and Turtle Island in 1992 and 1994 respectively. 'He's in tremendous form. He did a lovely bit of work this week,' said Sam Sangster of the Manton Thoroughbreds-owned colt, who has been second in the Prix Morny, Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere and Greenham Stakes since Ascot. Camille Pissarro comes from the back and sweeps home in the Qatar Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere for Aidan O'Brien and @CSoumillon 🏆 A fifth success at the Arc meeting for @Ballydoyle 💪 — British Champions Day (@Champions_Day) October 6, 2024 'We had to miss the French Guineas due to a spiked temperature a week before, but he's been absolutely fine since then. 'He's got a lovely draw in stall one and obviously he's paired up with the man that won the race last year (Sean Levey), so we're coming into the race full of confidence, to be honest. 'If you were taking the form out of the Lagardere, you'd have every right to be coming with every confidence. 'I think he's probably the horse that's a little bit underestimated, he definitely needed the run in the Greenham, he's had plenty of time between runs, Brian and the whole team are extremely happy with him, so it's all systems go really.' The Juddmonte silks of the late Khalid Abdullah bid for a third win in the race, after Kingman in 2014 and Siskin in 2020. They are well represented this year with John and Thady Gosden's Newmarket runner-up Field Of Gold, Andrew Balding's Windlord and the only unbeaten runner in the race, Harry Charlton's Cosmic Year. Oisin Murphy rode Cosmic Year in his first two outings before Ryan Moore took the mount last time out, but Murphy is back on again this weekend. 'I'm really looking forward to Cosmic Year. It's obviously a Group One and he's stepping up in class, but he's been very good in his three runs so far,' he said. 'It looks a very good renewal of the race with Aidan O'Brien's two Officer and Expanded, Field Of Gold and a Group One winner in Hotazhell, and who knows with some of the other horses who are lightly raced. 'Harry seems very happy with him though, hopefully he can travel over there well and let's see how we get on.' Colin Keane – who steered Siskin to glory – replaces Kieran Shoemark on John and Thady Gosden's Field Of Gold and speaking earlier this week said: 'I'm delighted to be asked to ride him, he looks a very good ride going into the race, I'm very much looking forward to it. 'The Juddmonte colours are those that growing up watching racing, you know who they are. I've been very fortunate to win two Classics wearing them and a couple more Group Ones and I'm just delighted to be asked to ride the colt at the weekend.' Jessica Harrington's Hotazhell beat Aidan O'Brien's Delacroix in the Futurity Trophy. He was scheduled to run in the French Guineas but was pulled out an hour before the race as the ground was deemed too quick. 'Hotazhell has been good since he returned from France,' said Kate Harrington, assistant to her mother. 'It was obviously a hard call (to miss the French race), but I think our decision was justified with the track record broken on the day. 'We have just freshened him up since he came back and I walked the track at the Curragh on Tuesday and it was beautiful ground with a great job done on watering it. We are really looking forward to him running a big race and he has a lovely draw as well in stall number four.' Aidan O'Brien runs Officer and Expanded, while his eldest son Joseph is represented by Scorthy Champ. Joseph's brother Donnacha is also involved through Comanche Brave.

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge
Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

Glasgow Times

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Glasgow Times

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

The Brian Meehan-trained Coventry Stakes winner sports the famous Sangster family colours which have been carried to victory in the Irish Classic five times already. Jaazeiro (1978), Sadler's Wells (1984) and Prince Of Birds (1988) were all trained by Vincent O'Brien, before Peter Chapple-Hyam won twice in three years with Rodrigo De Triano and Turtle Island in 1992 and 1994 respectively. 'He's in tremendous form. He did a lovely bit of work this week,' said Sam Sangster of the Manton Thoroughbreds-owned colt, who has been second in the Prix Morny, Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere and Greenham Stakes since Ascot. Camille Pissarro comes from the back and sweeps home in the Qatar Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere for Aidan O'Brien and @CSoumillon 🏆 A fifth success at the Arc meeting for @Ballydoyle 💪 — British Champions Day (@Champions_Day) October 6, 2024 'We had to miss the French Guineas due to a spiked temperature a week before, but he's been absolutely fine since then. 'He's got a lovely draw in stall one and obviously he's paired up with the man that won the race last year (Sean Levey), so we're coming into the race full of confidence, to be honest. 'If you were taking the form out of the Lagardere, you'd have every right to be coming with every confidence. 'I think he's probably the horse that's a little bit underestimated, he definitely needed the run in the Greenham, he's had plenty of time between runs, Brian and the whole team are extremely happy with him, so it's all systems go really.' Cosmic Year is the only unbeaten runner in the race (David Davies/PA) The Juddmonte silks of the late Khalid Abdullah bid for a third win in the race, after Kingman in 2014 and Siskin in 2020. They are well represented this year with John and Thady Gosden's Newmarket runner-up Field Of Gold, Andrew Balding's Windlord and the only unbeaten runner in the race, Harry Charlton's Cosmic Year. Oisin Murphy rode Cosmic Year in his first two outings before Ryan Moore took the mount last time out, but Murphy is back on again this weekend. 'I'm really looking forward to Cosmic Year. It's obviously a Group One and he's stepping up in class, but he's been very good in his three runs so far,' he said. 'It looks a very good renewal of the race with Aidan O'Brien's two Officer and Expanded, Field Of Gold and a Group One winner in Hotazhell, and who knows with some of the other horses who are lightly raced. 'Harry seems very happy with him though, hopefully he can travel over there well and let's see how we get on.' Field Of Gold (right) finished well to be second at Newmarket (Joe Giddens/PA) Colin Keane – who steered Siskin to glory – replaces Kieran Shoemark on John and Thady Gosden's Field Of Gold and speaking earlier this week said: 'I'm delighted to be asked to ride him, he looks a very good ride going into the race, I'm very much looking forward to it. 'The Juddmonte colours are those that growing up watching racing, you know who they are. I've been very fortunate to win two Classics wearing them and a couple more Group Ones and I'm just delighted to be asked to ride the colt at the weekend.' Jessica Harrington's Hotazhell beat Aidan O'Brien's Delacroix in the Futurity Trophy. He was scheduled to run in the French Guineas but was pulled out an hour before the race as the ground was deemed too quick. Jessica Harrington (second left) with Hotazhell at Doncaster (Mike Egerton/PA) 'Hotazhell has been good since he returned from France,' said Kate Harrington, assistant to her mother. 'It was obviously a hard call (to miss the French race), but I think our decision was justified with the track record broken on the day. 'We have just freshened him up since he came back and I walked the track at the Curragh on Tuesday and it was beautiful ground with a great job done on watering it. We are really looking forward to him running a big race and he has a lovely draw as well in stall number four.' Aidan O'Brien runs Officer and Expanded, while his eldest son Joseph is represented by Scorthy Champ. Joseph's brother Donnacha is also involved through Comanche Brave.

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge
Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

Rhyl Journal

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Rhyl Journal

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

The Brian Meehan-trained Coventry Stakes winner sports the famous Sangster family colours which have been carried to victory in the Irish Classic five times already. Jaazeiro (1978), Sadler's Wells (1984) and Prince Of Birds (1988) were all trained by Vincent O'Brien, before Peter Chapple-Hyam won twice in three years with Rodrigo De Triano and Turtle Island in 1992 and 1994 respectively. 'He's in tremendous form. He did a lovely bit of work this week,' said Sam Sangster of the Manton Thoroughbreds-owned colt, who has been second in the Prix Morny, Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere and Greenham Stakes since Ascot. Camille Pissarro comes from the back and sweeps home in the Qatar Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere for Aidan O'Brien and @CSoumillon 🏆 A fifth success at the Arc meeting for @Ballydoyle 💪 — British Champions Day (@Champions_Day) October 6, 2024 'We had to miss the French Guineas due to a spiked temperature a week before, but he's been absolutely fine since then. 'He's got a lovely draw in stall one and obviously he's paired up with the man that won the race last year (Sean Levey), so we're coming into the race full of confidence, to be honest. 'If you were taking the form out of the Lagardere, you'd have every right to be coming with every confidence. 'I think he's probably the horse that's a little bit underestimated, he definitely needed the run in the Greenham, he's had plenty of time between runs, Brian and the whole team are extremely happy with him, so it's all systems go really.' The Juddmonte silks of the late Khalid Abdullah bid for a third win in the race, after Kingman in 2014 and Siskin in 2020. They are well represented this year with John and Thady Gosden's Newmarket runner-up Field Of Gold, Andrew Balding's Windlord and the only unbeaten runner in the race, Harry Charlton's Cosmic Year. Oisin Murphy rode Cosmic Year in his first two outings before Ryan Moore took the mount last time out, but Murphy is back on again this weekend. 'I'm really looking forward to Cosmic Year. It's obviously a Group One and he's stepping up in class, but he's been very good in his three runs so far,' he said. 'It looks a very good renewal of the race with Aidan O'Brien's two Officer and Expanded, Field Of Gold and a Group One winner in Hotazhell, and who knows with some of the other horses who are lightly raced. 'Harry seems very happy with him though, hopefully he can travel over there well and let's see how we get on.' Colin Keane – who steered Siskin to glory – replaces Kieran Shoemark on John and Thady Gosden's Field Of Gold and speaking earlier this week said: 'I'm delighted to be asked to ride him, he looks a very good ride going into the race, I'm very much looking forward to it. 'The Juddmonte colours are those that growing up watching racing, you know who they are. I've been very fortunate to win two Classics wearing them and a couple more Group Ones and I'm just delighted to be asked to ride the colt at the weekend.' Jessica Harrington's Hotazhell beat Aidan O'Brien's Delacroix in the Futurity Trophy. He was scheduled to run in the French Guineas but was pulled out an hour before the race as the ground was deemed too quick. 'Hotazhell has been good since he returned from France,' said Kate Harrington, assistant to her mother. 'It was obviously a hard call (to miss the French race), but I think our decision was justified with the track record broken on the day. 'We have just freshened him up since he came back and I walked the track at the Curragh on Tuesday and it was beautiful ground with a great job done on watering it. We are really looking forward to him running a big race and he has a lovely draw as well in stall number four.' Aidan O'Brien runs Officer and Expanded, while his eldest son Joseph is represented by Scorthy Champ. Joseph's brother Donnacha is also involved through Comanche Brave.

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge
Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

Leader Live

time23-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Leader Live

Rashabar team full of confidence for Irish Guineas challenge

The Brian Meehan-trained Coventry Stakes winner sports the famous Sangster family colours which have been carried to victory in the Irish Classic five times already. Jaazeiro (1978), Sadler's Wells (1984) and Prince Of Birds (1988) were all trained by Vincent O'Brien, before Peter Chapple-Hyam won twice in three years with Rodrigo De Triano and Turtle Island in 1992 and 1994 respectively. 'He's in tremendous form. He did a lovely bit of work this week,' said Sam Sangster of the Manton Thoroughbreds-owned colt, who has been second in the Prix Morny, Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere and Greenham Stakes since Ascot. Camille Pissarro comes from the back and sweeps home in the Qatar Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere for Aidan O'Brien and @CSoumillon 🏆 A fifth success at the Arc meeting for @Ballydoyle 💪 — British Champions Day (@Champions_Day) October 6, 2024 'We had to miss the French Guineas due to a spiked temperature a week before, but he's been absolutely fine since then. 'He's got a lovely draw in stall one and obviously he's paired up with the man that won the race last year (Sean Levey), so we're coming into the race full of confidence, to be honest. 'If you were taking the form out of the Lagardere, you'd have every right to be coming with every confidence. 'I think he's probably the horse that's a little bit underestimated, he definitely needed the run in the Greenham, he's had plenty of time between runs, Brian and the whole team are extremely happy with him, so it's all systems go really.' The Juddmonte silks of the late Khalid Abdullah bid for a third win in the race, after Kingman in 2014 and Siskin in 2020. They are well represented this year with John and Thady Gosden's Newmarket runner-up Field Of Gold, Andrew Balding's Windlord and the only unbeaten runner in the race, Harry Charlton's Cosmic Year. Oisin Murphy rode Cosmic Year in his first two outings before Ryan Moore took the mount last time out, but Murphy is back on again this weekend. 'I'm really looking forward to Cosmic Year. It's obviously a Group One and he's stepping up in class, but he's been very good in his three runs so far,' he said. 'It looks a very good renewal of the race with Aidan O'Brien's two Officer and Expanded, Field Of Gold and a Group One winner in Hotazhell, and who knows with some of the other horses who are lightly raced. 'Harry seems very happy with him though, hopefully he can travel over there well and let's see how we get on.' Colin Keane – who steered Siskin to glory – replaces Kieran Shoemark on John and Thady Gosden's Field Of Gold and speaking earlier this week said: 'I'm delighted to be asked to ride him, he looks a very good ride going into the race, I'm very much looking forward to it. 'The Juddmonte colours are those that growing up watching racing, you know who they are. I've been very fortunate to win two Classics wearing them and a couple more Group Ones and I'm just delighted to be asked to ride the colt at the weekend.' Jessica Harrington's Hotazhell beat Aidan O'Brien's Delacroix in the Futurity Trophy. He was scheduled to run in the French Guineas but was pulled out an hour before the race as the ground was deemed too quick. 'Hotazhell has been good since he returned from France,' said Kate Harrington, assistant to her mother. 'It was obviously a hard call (to miss the French race), but I think our decision was justified with the track record broken on the day. 'We have just freshened him up since he came back and I walked the track at the Curragh on Tuesday and it was beautiful ground with a great job done on watering it. We are really looking forward to him running a big race and he has a lovely draw as well in stall number four.' Aidan O'Brien runs Officer and Expanded, while his eldest son Joseph is represented by Scorthy Champ. Joseph's brother Donnacha is also involved through Comanche Brave.

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