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Better Care on Home Turf – New Miyupimâtisîun Centre opens in Waskaganish
It was a beautiful yet chilly day when we flew into Waskaganish to attend the grand opening ofthe Community Miyupimâtisîun…
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Embracing the Cold – Indigenous art prominent in National Gallery’s Winter Count exhibition
The National Gallery of Canada explores the many colours and contradictions of our coldest season in its newest exhibition. Winter…
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Chisasibi’s youth researchers impress at Indigenous Heath Research Summit
Young researchers from the Chisasibi Eeyou Resource and Research Institute (CERRI), joined by hundreds of knowledge holders across Canada, delivered…
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Cree Nation shaken by premature loss of CNG’s executive director
Eeyou Istchee is mourning Cree Nation Government executive director Davey Bobbish, who passed away October 5 at age 51, surrounded…
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Notorious former residential school in Brantford finds a new purpose
Warning: This article contains details of abuse The former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford, Ontario, opened to the public…
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