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Wakai Waian Healing – Cultural Governance Video
Credit: Wakai Waian Healing At Wakai Waian Healing, we proudly stand out as a 100% Indigenous-owned and operated organisation deeply embedded within the First Nations community. This unique identity is at the heart of our mission, differentiating us in a meaningful way. Our Cultural Advisory Board plays a crucial and distinctive role in fostering a […]
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Wisdom & Resilience: Kerry Prosper on Indigenous Heritage & Reconciliation
Credit: friendsunitedtv In this 40-minute interview, former Paqtnkek Chief and Elder Kerry Prosper, who also serves as a Knowledge Keeper at St. Francis Xavier University, discusses with Nancy Regan the past and future experiences of Indigenous peoples regarding colonialism and its lasting impact. He highlights how older generations can guide younger ones on the paths […]
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Wonders of CANADA | Canada Culture
Credit: Explora Planet EN Dive into the Rich and Diverse Culture of Canada! Canada is known worldwide for its cultural diversity and rich heritage, making it one of the most unique and vibrant countries on the planet. In this video, we explore the wonders of Canadian culture, from the traditions of Indigenous Peoples to the […]
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Aboriginal Culture Forced Into Our Education System
Credit: Daily Insight Social justice and progressive ideology is being pushed into our educational system. Instead of focusing on core fundamental skills that will help our children prepare for a competitive world, such as maths, problem-solving, critical thinking, innovation, and creativity, the powers that be seem to think that indoctrination is more important. Only a […]
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Can Dinner Unite Indigenous & Non-Indigenous Cultures? Aisinna’kiiks Proves It
Credit: Living a Creative Life Calgary In 2024, Calgary Arts Development hosted something powerful—a dinner series that wasn’t just about food, but about connection. At high schools across Calgary, artists, students, educators, and First Nations members, including Elders, came together to share stories, culture, and wisdom. Inspired by the Blackfoot word Aisinna’kiiks, meaning “those who […]
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Reclaiming Our Stories: The Importance of Indigenous Narrative Sovereignty | NDN POV
Credit: TVO Today NDN POV elevates Indigenous voices to confront settler colonial violence in Canada. From the Doctrine of Discovery to the Indian Act to the systemic racism that pervades Canadian institutions, this is ultimately a matter of competing narratives. At its core, the NDN POV series is a deliberate assertion of Indigenous narrative sovereignty-the […]
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Indigenous Success Stories – Membertou and Osoyoos
Credit: Mark Durieux Are you ready to be inspired by two incredible stories of Indigenous-led social entrepreneurship? In this deep dive, we explore how the Membertou First Nation skyrocketed to global recognition with a billion-dollar seafood deal and a strategic shipyard purchase. We also head west to see how the Osoyoos Indian Band pioneered North […]
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Elizabeth discusses how settler-culture MPs can be better allies
Credit: Green Party of Canada – Parti vert du Canada Elizabeth May, MP for Saanich—Gulf Islands: Mr. Speaker, the hon. member for Winnipeg Centre deserves all our respect and our deep appreciation for her championing and for her work on behalf of indigenous women and girls, yes, but I would also say for marginalized people, […]
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Groundbreaking Indigenous Aquaculture in One of Canada’s Most Remote Villages
Credit: National Circle for Indigenous Agriculture & Food Discover the story behind ’Klemtu Spirit’, a premium smoked salmon product farmed and processed in the heart of British Columbia’s stunning coastal waters. In this video, we take a closer look at the sustainable fish farming practices in Klemtu, a small Indigenous community leading the way in […]
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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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