After working in a tannery in high school and establishing a trading post where Indigenous artisans traded their handmade mukluks for much-needed leather, skins, and furs, McCormick considered ...

In 1990, he assembled a trading post where other Inidgenous artisans could trade handmade mukluks, moccasins, tanned leather, skins and furs. In 1996, McCormick completed the Manitoba Aboriginal Youth ...

The company was founded in 1997 by Métis siblings Sean and Heather McCormick of Winnipeg, who had begun trading tanned leather skins and furs for handmade moccasins and mukluks by aboriginal ...

The next issue of Top Stories will soon be in your inbox. He started a trading post in Winnipeg in the 1990s where he swapped leathers and furs for the handmade mukluks First Nations women brought in.

When the temperatures drop in Kasigluk, a western Alaskan village where the winter months can hover just above 0 degrees Fahrenheit, you’ll often find Golga Oscar sporting the handmade parkas ...

The shoes were mukluks, soft and warm footwear traditionally made and worn by Indigenous peoples, especially those living in the Arctic. It started a trend in fashion – a cold-weather ...

Manitobah Mukluks were designed specifically for Canadian winters with a goal of making a difference in Aboriginal ... The Storyboot Project showcases intricate handmade beading and sewing.

“Manitobah Mukluks’ Storyboot Project gives Indigenous artisans a platform to showcase their handmade items with 100 per cent of the proceeds of each sale going back to the artisan.