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Trent researchers, First Nations Investigate ’Forever Chemicals’ in Freshwater, Food
December 15, 2025 New short film ‘Fish Forever’ features research on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in vital food sources and their effect on the health of people and communities Forever chemicals are persistent, harmful substances found in everyday products and are rapidly accumulating in waterways and in the species that sustain local diets, cultures, […]
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Read MoreUWinnipeg reinstates Indigenous Community Advisory Circle
December 15, 2025 The University of Winnipeg is pleased to announce the reinstated Indigenous Community Advisory Circle (ICAC). Originally known as the Indigenous Advisory Circle (IAC), it was formed in 2011 as the Masters of Development Practice Indigenous Advisory Circle, to guide the development of the MDP program, then grew and shifted to encompass an […]
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Read MoreKenjgewin Teg named official test site for the Canadian Adult Education Credential – Anishinabek News
December 15, 2025 Kenjgewin Teg is proud to announce its designation as an official test site for the new Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC), which has replaced the General Educational Development (GED) high school equivalency program in Canada. By hosting CAEC testing, Kenjgewin Teg provides a valuable opportunity for individuals in the region to access […]
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Read MoreGDITE Announces New Director, Tavia Laliberte
Dec 12, 2025 The Gabriel Dumont Institute is pleased to announce Tavia Laliberte as the new Director of Training & Employment. She brings more than two decades of leadership experience in Indigenous education, workforce development, and institutional transformation. A proud Métis Nation–Saskatchewan citizen, Tavia previously served as GDI’s Director of Training & Employment from 2006 […]
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Read MoreBrock mourns passing of Indigenous Educational Studies Instructor – The Brock News
December 10, 2025 The Brock community is mourning the loss of Margaret (Marg) Raynor, a Faculty of Education Instructor remembered for her dedication to advancing Indigenous education at the University. She passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 3. Raynor’s teaching journey with Brock began in 1999. She played a key role in developing the Indigenous Teacher […]
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Read MorePathways forward: Kenjgewin Teg celebrates milestones, looks to future programs in language, treaty relations – Anishinabek News
December 12, 2025 SUDBURY –Dawn Madahbee Leach laughs heartily at questions about whether her most recent appointment is postponing retirement for the long-time general manager of the Waubetek Business Development Corporation. Kenjgewin Teg recently announced the appointment of Madahbee Leach as E’gaanjidaget (one who propels things forward) of the newly announced Waawaaskonenh Foundation, a charity […]
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Read MoreConnecting Indigenous knowledge to student learning experiences – University of Calgary
Dec. 12, 2025 2026 UCalgary Indigenous Curriculum Grants open for submissions Universities have a role in creating cross-cultural learning that facilitate awareness and understanding of Indigenous perspectives, histories, cultures and belief systems. A funding opportunity at the University of Calgary supports and acknowledges that there are countless ways this can be realized within a campus […]
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Read MoreKenjgewin Teg Named Official Test Site for the Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC)
M’CHIGEENG, ON–Kenjgewin Teg is proud to announce its designation as an official test site for the new Canadian Adult Education Credential (CAEC), which has replaced the General Educational Development (GED) high school equivalency program in Canada. By hosting CAEC testing, Kenjgewin Teg provides a valuable opportunity for individuals in the region to access a high-quality, […]
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Read MoreRoots in Reconciliation event marks 10th anniversary of TRC’s Calls to Action – McMaster News
December 11, 2025 The Indigenous Health Learning Lodge at McMaster hosted community leaders and experts for a two-day event to recognize and reflect on the anniversary of release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report. A two-day event brought together the McMaster community for reflection and conversation to mark the 10-year anniversary since the release of […]
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Read MoreIndigenous scholars will explore Métis Nation of Ontario claims at conference – MidlandToday.ca
Dec 10, 2025 Robinson Huron Waawiindamaagewin hosting two-day event that will look at legal legacy of the Powley decision and the ‘historical misidentification’ of “Métis” communities in Ontario Robinson Huron Waawiindamaagewin (RHW) is proud to host a landmark two-day conference titled The (Un)Making of Métis Claims in Ontario, December 13, 14, bringing together leading Indigenous […]
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