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Ojibwe leaders from Minnesota and Canada gathered near Cass Lake to discuss the wildly changing climate. Tribal leaders say the drastic changes in weather are a sign from the Creator, calling Indian and non-Indian alike to return to more spiritual ways. Get the Story:
Indian spiritual leaders gather to consider weather and its implications (Minneapolis Star Tribune 4/14)
Ojibwe leaders from Minnesota and Canada gathered near Cass Lake to discuss the wildly changing climate. Tribal leaders say the drastic changes in weather are a sign from the Creator, calling Indian and non-Indian alike to return to more spiritual ways.
Indian spiritual leaders gather to consider weather and its implications (Minneapolis Star Tribune 4/14)
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