The film touches upon “issues of race, racism, issues of belonging, feeling misplaced in this territory we call Canada, issues of identity, and how the state wants to define people a certain way”.
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The initiative is part of a broader reconciliation effort by the government
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Teachers and the general public is invited to attend a training session to learn more about The Indigenous Journey, a free, online curriculum created by Canadian Indigenous people sharing more about their history and culture.
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Curriculum 'opens doors for relationships to be built'; School board hosting training session April 8
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The language we speak influences how we see the world. Its expressions and nuances bear cultural and historical significance. To lose our language is to lose a piece of our identity. That’s exactl
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The prime minister also announced an initiative to help relatives find their loved ones' graves.
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Campaign launches new K-12 education platform
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Australia has a world-leading example of Indigenous-led conservation and land management, and Canada wants to know how to replicate it
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Canadian international relations are taking precedence over Indigenous artists’ representation—and it’s a bad look for reconciliation.
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A Winnipeg school is proud of its educational event that recognizes reconciliation.
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The Alberta government has bought 1,600 copies of the atlas for every junior and senior high school in the province, including charter, private and First Nation-run schools, they announced Friday.
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Doris Pratt doesn’t need a dictionary to translate words from her first language — Dakota — to English. That’s because she wrote it.
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Archibald, also known by her Stó:lō name Q'um Q'um Xiiem, is a member of the Soowahlie and Xaxli'p First Nations. She spent her career helping to advance Indigenous educational programs in Canadian elementary and university curricula.
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Relying on ideas contained in a report they commissioned last September from three European academics, Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. declared today that the
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Brandi Morin is contributing to Canada’s ‘indigenous renaissance’ and helping to fight the decline of the Cree and Mohawk languages
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A film festival that showcases Indigenous cinema kicked off Friday evening and will offer up a variety of short and feature length films throughout the weekend.
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Tina Fontaine's tragic free fall has been painstakingly detailed so often that many now have the series of missed opportunities that preceded her death seared into memory.
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Traditional values of Haida nation could help settler society fix a failing political system.
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The Great Canoe Journey works with SLCC to teach kids more about Indigenous culture
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Memorial University of Newfoundland will be offering Inuttut this fall if a first-language speaker is available, after outcry from students.
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A Canadian preschool program, Pirurvik: a place to grow has won a C$1 million (AUD$ 1061147) prize in the 2018 Arctic Inspiration Awards. The awards recognise the achievements of those working in the Canadian Arctic, which has a population majority of people Indigenous to the region.
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A lofty restoration project in the archipelago of Haida Gwaii is allowing for the return of lush medicinal plants, fungi, birds, and more
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Eric Hare, more commonly known as Waboose, can't believe he is a radio host.
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“They discontinued what we put in place, so it’s just a regular penitentiary right now. It’s not a healing lodge.”
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Read Catalina Maria Johnson's profile of Jeremy Dutcher, originally published in September 2018, below — and listen at the audio link for the y
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