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Sherwood Park teacher wins GG award for course linking skateboard design, Indigenous history

admin November 30, 2020

A Sherwood Park teacher is being recognized for an unusual classroom project he created at Salisbury Composite High School. Kristian Basaraba teaches what he calls a “sk8trepreneur” course and one of … Read More

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Three positive COVID-19 tests reported in Niisaachewan Anishinaabe Nation

admin November 30, 2020

Three people have tested positive for COVID-19 in a northwestern Ontario First Nation under lockdown. Over the weekend, Niisaachewan Anishinaabe Nation leadership said three people within a household in the community … Read More

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Elisapie, Ariane Moffatt and Patrick Watson pay tribute to Joyce Echaquan

admin November 30, 2020

A group of Quebec artists is coming together to perform a benefit in honour of Joyce Echaquan — an Atikamekw woman who shared a live video of abuse she faced from Joliette hospital staff hours … Read More

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Lori Campbell hopes award will inspire young Indigenous, Black and LGBTQ women

admin November 30, 2020

The winner of the 2020 Women of Inspiration Indigenous Leader Award hopes her achievement will serve as an inspiration to young women from all walks of life. Lori Campbell is … Read More

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Nunavut mother tests positive for COVID-19 days after giving birth in Winnipeg hospital

admin November 30, 2020

A new mother from Sanikiluaq, Nunavut, was put in intensive care in a Winnipeg hospital last week when she tested positive for COVID-19 just days after delivering a baby by caesarean section.  … Read More

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B.C. report on anti-Indigenous racism in the health-care system to be released Monday

admin November 30, 2020

An independent investigation into the extent of anti-Indigenous racism in the health-care system in B.C. is complete, and the findings are set to be released on Monday at 11 a.m. PT.  … Read More

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Vancouver mayor wants Indigenous leaders to head possible 2030 Olympic bid

admin November 30, 2020

It was during one of the early planning sessions for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics that Chief Gibby Jacob heard a provincial government official talking about the Callahan Valley, which … Read More

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Rediscovering The Brothers islands | CBC News

admin November 30, 2020

In the Kennebecasis Bay, just north of Saint John, three small islands make up what are known as The Brothers, the only reserve land in the southern part of New … Read More

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Indigenous art set to soar on Gordie Howe International Bridge project

admin November 30, 2020

Indigenous artists and a project co-ordinator who created massive artworks set to adorn the Canadian-side tower of the Gordie Howe International Bridge say they hope their work represents more than just artistic beauty.  … Read More

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B.C. linguist writes baby naming guide for Carrier people, after years of research

admin November 30, 2020

Choosing a name for a new baby can be a tough decision, but a northern B.C. scholar has tried to make this important task easier for Indigenous parents who want to emphasize … Read More

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‘I’m Rosie and I’m Métis’: 6-year-old Manitoban teaches about history and culture

admin November 30, 2020

A young Manitoba history buff wants Canadians to know the story of her people and culture. “My name’s Rosie and I’m Métis. Most of my friends don’t know what that means,” said … Read More

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Care home outbreak in Opaskwayak Cree Nation over after 27 residents fully recover from COVID-19

admin November 30, 2020

An outbreak at a personal care home in Opaskwayak Cree Nation, where the military was brought in after every resident tested positive for COVID-19, is now over. Onekanew (Chief) Christian Sinclair said … Read More

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