Concordia was the first university in Quebec to offer a First Peoples Studies program, which includes one course called “Algonquian Peoples”, not to be confused with the Algonquin people
When children return to school this September, more of their parents may be joining them
Now in its third year of operation, the James Bay Eeyou School Greenhouse Project is reaching new production levels, learning what works best and helping other communities get their own greenhouses off the ground.
With the world seeming to spin a little faster with each passing year, finding the time to connect to the land and traditional ways can be challengin
The first graduating class of a new Cree culture and language program received certificates at an emotional ceremony June 22 in Pikogan First Nation.
The longest day of the year is a time to celebrate the long history and rich culture of Canada’s Indigenous peoples. Across Eeyou Istchee and Quebec, National Indigenous Peoples Day was marked by a variety of performances, games, workshops and feasts.
A new program intends to honour the memory of Canada’s many Indigenous military Veterans.
It was Mistissini’s turn to host the regional Annie Whiskeychan Day June 7. The annual celebration saw dozens of Cree from most of the communities participate in the festivities.
June 21, aka summer solstice, the longest day of the year, has always held special significance for Indigenous people across the globe
The sky may have been grey, but the streets were filled with smiles and rainbows for the parade that launched the very first Pride festival in Val-d’Or.
