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Indigenous curator-in-residence updates Heritage Collection at MJMAG – DiscoverMooseJaw
Oct 02 2025 Sadi-Rose Vaxvick is working to update the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery’s Indigenous Heritage Collection as the institution’s first Indigenous artist- and curator-in-residence, a position that combines curatorial work with artistic practice and community engagement. Vaxvick, who is Nêhiyaw and Saulteaux registered on Ochapowace First Nations, graduated in 2023 with a […]
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Orange Shirt Day carries message: ‘Every Indigenous person is important’ – TBnewswatch
The Orange Shirt Walk was inspired by Phyllis (Jack) Webstad, whose new orange shirt, bought by her grandmother, was taken from her as a six-year-old girl on her first day at residential school. THUNDER BAY — Nishnawbe Aski Nation hosted its annual Orange Shirt Day Walk from Thunder Bay City Hall to Vickers Park on […]
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Carrying Power in a Good Way: Indigenous participation and leadership in electricity transmission is essential to Canada’s energy future – Canadian Climate Institute
September 30, 2025 Indigenous communities are leading electricity transmission projects, connecting new areas to the grid, and unlocking clean economic opportunities. To keep pace with accelerating electricity demands, Canada’s clean energy sector will need to grow substantially in the coming years. Yet, Canada has a deep legacy of building energy infrastructure and developing projects on […]
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Indigenous creatives ‘making waves’ to take over Nanaimo speaker series – Vancouver Island Freedaily
Nanaimo Art Gallery’s Making Waves series will hear from four Indigenous Artists on Sept. 12 A coming speaker series session will offer a glimpse into the creative worlds of four Indigenous artists. Making Waves: Indigenous Takeover, hosted by the Nanaimo Art Gallery, will invite Gord Hill, Sonny Assu, Nikki Wilkinson and Brandi Bird step into […]
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Under the Arbour | TRAILER | Absolutely Canadian
Credit: CBC News Alberta Under the Arbor is an intimate and joyful journey through the heart of the Powwow trail, told by the dancers, singers, and families who live it. Filmed over one summer across Treaty 6 territory in Alberta, the film follows a cast of compelling characters as they prepare for, compete in, and […]
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Jazz wins 5-Star Diversity, Equity and Inclusion award
HALIFAX, NS, Aug. 5, 2025 – Jazz Aviation LP (‘Jazz’) is pleased to be acknowledged as a 5-Star Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Employer for 2025 by Canadian HR Reporter. “We’re incredibly proud to be named a 5-Star Employer for diversity, equity and inclusion. This recognition reflects the passion and effort our teams put into creating […]
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Indigenous leaders appointed to the Order of BC – APTN News
August 05, 2025 15 people have been appointed to the Order of British Colombia, and among them, three are Indigenous leaders. Read More: https://www.aptnnews.ca/videos/indigenous-leaders-appointed-to-the-order-of-bc/
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Young Indigenous Women are empowered at Circle of Leadership summer programs – Alberta Native News.
August 5, 2025 For the past two years, Dr. Trudy Cardinal, professor of Elementary Education in the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Education, has been coordinating a program designed to empower young Indigenous women through culture and community. “We learn together,” she explained in a recent phone interview with Alberta Native News. “Growing up, I didn’t always […]
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Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre holds sprouting ceremony – APTN News
Aug 04, 2025 A tree sprouting ceremony in downtown Halifax marked the symbolic start of construction on the new Wije’winen Centre near Citadel Hill, but with $15 million still left to fundraise toward its $68 million price tag, the project remains a work in progress. Both a birch and ash tree were planted last week […]
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Adult literacy programs strengthen B.C.’s workforce, communities
Aug. 5, 2025 VICTORIA – More communities in B.C. will have access to free adult literacy programs to improve basic writing, reading, math and digital skills, which will unlock new opportunities for people and help build a stronger, more resilient workforce. The Province invests $3.4 million annually to support the Community Adult Literacy Program. This […]
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