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A dog’s life

Those eyes again! The same as last week. Piercing through the brush, watching.

Danielle Valade

Why even the young need to do estate planning

While everyone loves to make plans for the weekend or their next vacation, many of us avoid making arrangements for what we’d like to happen when we die.

Amy German

Cree leaders reflect on 2018 and plan for 2019

The older you get, the faster time goes, always marching on to the quickening beat of the drum. For many, the holidays are a time to look back on what we’ve lived through and to set our aspirations for the future

Amy German

FabLab Onaki program trains Indigenous youth to use high-tech equipment

The First Peoples Innovation Centre launched the first Indigenous fabrication laboratory in Canada called FabLab Onaki to train Native youth on the most innovative technologies of the 21st century

Jamie Pashagumskum

Sophie Bosum on life and loss after being recognized for her contributions to Eeyou Istchee

It hasn’t been an easy year for Sophie Bosum. Between personal health battles and the sudden loss of her youngest son Nathaniel in a motocross accident, she has faced adversity and overwhelming grief.

Joshua Grant

Organizing the Terry Fox run in Mistissini

My name is Anthony Rombotis and I am 11 years old. I am a Grade 5 student and I live in a community called Mistissini

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