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Miss Universe Canada contestants slammed for ‘cultural appropriation’ over Indigenous pageant costumes

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Miss Universe Canada contestants slammed for ‘cultural appropriation’ over Indigenous pageant costumes
New York Post
New York Post31 mins ago
Miss Universe Canada contestants slammed for ‘cultural appropriation’ over Indigenous pageant costumes
Two Miss Universe Canada contestants who wore Indigenous-inspired outfits during the pageant were slammed over “cultural appropriation” by an Indigenous former winner. Karisa Haverkamp and Jasleen Kaily donned the outfits during the national costume portion of the competition in Windsor, Ontario, on Aug. 4, according t
CTV News
CTV News8 hrs ago
‘This can’t be happening’: First Indigenous Miss Universe Canada winner speaks out after costume controversy
The first Indigenous winner of the Miss Universe Canada beauty pageant and a host in this year’s competition is speaking out after two contestants donned Indigenous-themed regalia for the costume portion of the contest.
CBC News
CBC News🏁 first to report1 days ago
'My jaw just dropped,' former Miss Universe Canada winner says of costumes at 2026 pageant
Ashley Callingbull spoke out after two Miss Universe Canada contestants were involved in what she called cultural appropriation during the costume portion of the pageant.