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New program to support growth of Indigenous tourism in Atlantic Canada | APTN News
Credit: APTN News Indigenous tourism is growing in the Atlantic region. To meet the growing need for authentic Indigenous knowledge in tourism, a new program at a Halifax university hopes to increase access to tourism education and support the growth of indigenous tourism.
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Native American Author, Sondra Segundo reads her beautiful new book About A Wolf Pup
Credit: Music Museum Online “Kundlaan, The Wolf Pup With Moonlight In Her Eyes” is the latest book by popular Haida author, Sondra Segundo. You can see a video about her first book: “Killer Whale Eyes” here: • Native American Author, Sondra Segund… . This is a wonderful book and story to enjoy during Native Heritage […]
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Murray Sinclair memorial: Indigenous leader’s life, legacy honoured at national ceremony | FULL
Credit: Global News A public memorial service was held in Winnipeg, Man., on Sunday to honour the life of the late Murray Sinclair — also known as Mazina Giizhik — a former judge, senator and chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission into residential schools. Sinclair died in a Winnipeg hospital on Monday morning at […]
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Celebrating Native Arts for National Native American Heritage Month 2024
Credit: First Nations Development Institute November is National Native American Heritage Month. This month and every month, we celebrate the ingenuity, culture, and resiliency of Native communities. In continued celebration through the year, First Nations is featuring our Native Arts community partners and how they’re ensuring Native arts and culture continue to be valued and preserved.
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The History of Canada: From Indigenous Peoples to Modern Nationhood
Credit: Epoch Voyages Discover the rich and diverse history of Canada in this captivating journey through time! From the ancient Indigenous civilizations that first inhabited the land to the complex web of European exploration, colonization, and the emergence of a modern multicultural state, this video covers it all. Join us as we explore: The vibrant […]
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Mary Simon has had to ‘build a thick skin’ during decades of public service | Face to Face
Credit: APTN News The role of Governor General of Canada is one that has been met with a long line of criticism. The recent controversy for Mary Simon, the first Indigenous Governor General of Canada, is over her supposed “inability to speak French.” In a wide ranging interview on Face to Face, Simon, who is […]
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Supporting Indigenous Youth: How Educators Are Breaking Barriers
Credit: Indian Country Today As the school year progresses, many Indigenous students are encountering unique challenges. Learn more about the dedicated group of educators from Augustana University in Sioux Falls pioneering a new educational philosophy to support at-risk Indigenous youth.
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How Canada can improve its relationship with Indigenous Peoples
Credit: Global News As Canada marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, new polling is showing a clear majority of Canadians feel both governments and individuals should do more to recognize the legacy of residential schools. Also known as Orange Shirt Day, in 2020, the federal liberals chose this day for a statutory holiday […]
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Students weave Indigenous culture through lacrosse sticks and storytelling
Credit: Georgian College A special event recently hosted at Georgian College Muskoka Campus, featuring Jim Calder, author of ‘Tales of Lacrosse Troubadour: A Player’s Odyssey,’ and former professional lacrosse player, along with traditional stick maker Joe Valliere from Chippewa and Rama First Nations. Students from local public schools gathered at the Muskoka Campus to learn […]
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This microforest on a CEGEP campus celebrates Indigenous cultures
Credit: CBC News John Abbott College on Montreal’s West Island created a green space dedicated to biodiversity and highlighting Indigenous traditions. It’s called Kahnikonri:io or Good Mind Garden and Microforest. UPDATE: The title of this video initially corresponded to another CBC News story. It has been changed.
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