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Poetic Dreams – La Plume et la Tortue shares power of Indigenous legends
As a symbol of creation and wisdom, the turtle is a natural character to introduce young audiences to First Nations…
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Ready-made Bush Units – Chisasibi-based Bear Den Bush Life project proposes housing solutions
Growing demand for wilderness cabins has led the Chisasibi-based Bear Den Bush Life initiative to offer affordable and sustainable housing…
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Sol Invictus – Head-spinning performances at Montreal dance production
Dance is something that is always wonderful to see, whether it involves the mating dance of birds or that of…
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Learning Together – An outsider’s view of living and teaching in Waskaganish
My path has been anything but ordinary – filled with travel, discovery and a deep curiosity about people and cultures.…
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Ice Science – Changing climate brings ice safety challenges in the Cree Nation
While ice travel has long been a vital form of winter transportation in Eeyou Istchee, climate change is creating dangerous…
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