Articles & Awards
Articles Featuring First Nations Storytellers:
Meet Me in Menahwesk, By Oscar Baker III, Sept. 2024
"The story echoes how Smith sees reconciliation: breaking down what was to build something better."
Exploration and Enlightenment in Saint John, New Brunswick, By Lisa Evans, Sept. 2nd, 2023
" I spent a delightful couple of hours enthralled by the storytelling of the founder of First Nations Storytellers. His story is fascinating."
The Sixties Scoop took away his culture. Now he's reclaiming it... By Lane Harrison, Sept. 30, 2022
" Since the start of the year, Smith has been reconnecting with his culture through First Nations Storytellers, a company he and his business partner Gail Bremner launched this summer that provides tours about Indigenous history in Saint John and surrounding areas in New Brunswick."
Kayaking with First Nation Storytellers By Lea St John, May 24, 2024
"Last year, I had an incredible experience with my dad on a kayaking trip with Go Fundy and First Nation Storytellers. I love finding unique local adventures and this one is at the top of my list of favourites."
Awards
Exceptional Cultural Experience Award
Indigenous Tourism Awards 2024
Arts & Culture Award
Faces of Fusion Saint John 2023
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