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Jules Koostachin on protocols, storytelling and filmmaking on InDigitai Insights – S04 E11
Credit: Indigenous Culture & Media Innovations Dr. Jules Koostachin is an award-winning producer & director who has created numerous documentaries and original narrative films. In this episode, she chats about the importance of story, the protocols surrounding them, and what it means to become part of the next generation of aunties. Many of her films […]
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The $400 Million Fur Trade & The Hunt For Canada’s El Dorado
Credit: Real History Step into Canada’s incredible past and discover the real stories behind its founding – from indigenous nations to daring explorers and the epic struggle for the fur trade. In this captivating documentary, we meet extraordinary Canadians whose courage, ambition, and resilience transformed a vast and harsh land into a diverse, united nation. […]
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Gift helps fuel Indigenous language publishing in Saskatchewan – SaskToday
Oct. 1, 2025 Donation honours culture, supports communities and helps ensure Indigenous languages continue for future generations. REGINA — In Cree, “miyikowisiwin” means being gifted — a concept that extends beyond material generosity to encompass deep cultural meaning, reciprocity, and responsibility. This word frames BMO Financial Group’s $150,000 gift to University of Regina Press (URP), […]
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‘More people are standing with us’ says residential school survivor Jennifer Wood – APTN News
Sep 30, 2025 At the age of 13, Jennifer Wood remembers being in a car driving up to the Portage La Prairie Indian Residential School with her suitcase and not comprehending what was going on until her father said he would see her at Christmas. At the time, Wood was living in Bunibonibee Cree Nation, […]
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CBC News: The National | Truth and Reconciliation across Canada
Credit: CBC News: The National Sept. 30, 2025 | Canada reflects on the legacy of residential schools on the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. U.S. President Donald Trump says he wants to use American cities as military training grounds. And Canada’s lumber industry prepares for new tariffs.
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New version of McMaster Marauder logo aims to uplift Indigenous athletes and celebrate success, says student – CBC News
Oct 01, 2025 Artist Kyle Joedicke’s logo debuted at Hamilton school’s truth and reconciliation soccer doubleheader A new Indigenous version of McMaster University’s Marauder logo blends Indigenous symbolism with the Hamilton university’s tradition in a bid to foster belonging and reconciliation, the school says. The logo, which incorporates Indigenous patterns and symbolism with McMaster’s “athletics identity,” was developed by Cayuga […]
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Saskatchewan Marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
September 30, 2025 The Government of Saskatchewan recognizes Tuesday, September 30 as Truth and Reconciliation Day. The day honours residential school Survivors, their families and communities and pays tribute to the children who did not return home. “Truth and Reconciliation Day calls on us to learn, reflect and take meaningful steps together toward reconciliation,” Minister […]
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I·SPARC Advances Cultural Safety in Sport with New Training Program, Honouring the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Traditional Territory of the Quw’utsun (Cowichan) Tribes / Duncan B.C. (September 30, 2025) – First recognized in 2021, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation—coinciding with Orange Shirt Day, honours the survivors of residential schools, the children who never returned home, and the families and communities forever impacted by these institutions. As Canada observes this […]
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Keeping Inuktut and Inuit culture alive | Sharing the Journey | A series on reconciliation
Credit: GCIndigenous Leena Tatiggaq Evic lives in Iqaluit where she dedicates her life to the teaching and preservation of the Inuktut language and Inuit way of life. Her story shows how Indigenous languages play an essential role in maintaining cultural traditions and community well-being. Sharing the Journey is a video series featuring First Nations, Inuit, […]
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Canada’s Indigenous Rights: Understanding the Past, Shaping the Future
Credit: Canada’s AI-Powered Reconciliation EdTech Platform Indigenous Peoples in Canada have unique rights grounded in treaties, the Constitution, and international frameworks like UNDRIP. These rights are not just historical—they are living commitments that shape how governments, businesses, and communities engage today. In this video, we explore: The history of Indigenous rights in Canada Treaty and […]
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