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Trailblazing Indigenous woman, Nahnebahwequay, honoured with new art installation in Hagersville
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New Hagersville installation honours indigenous leader Nahneebahwequa’s lasting legacy
A new art installation in Hagersville is shining a light on the life and legacy of Nahneebahwequa, an influential Indigenous leader also known as Catherine Sutton. The installation was unveiled on May 21 at the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation Council House by Moccasin Identifier. The event brought together community members, descendants, leaders, and partners to honour her contributions to advocacy, treaty education, and justice. Nahneeb…
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