Harvest Preparations – Communities shift into high gear for Goose Break
Communities shift into high gear for Goose Break
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Empowering Projects – Waskaganish business conference builds momentum for Cree entrepreneurs
Waskaganish business conference builds momentum for Cree entrepreneurs
Comparing the Candidates – Gull-Masty’s Liberal candidacy shakes up northern Quebec’s electoral riding
Gull-Masty’s Liberal candidacy shakes up northern Quebec’s electoral riding
Say it in Cree – Strengthening the Cree language through CBC shows
Strengthening the Cree language through CBC shows
Northern Sovereignty – Chisasibi Rangers join Canadian military for Arctic defence training
Chisasibi Rangers join Canadian military for Arctic defence training
Controversy After Naskapi Hunters Harvest Endangered Caribou
After the Cree Nation Government condemned the unauthorized hunting of caribou in the Nichicun and Lac Catalogne areas of Eeyou Istchee by members of the Naskapi Nation of Kawawachikamach, Quebec's Ministry of the Environment announced it has opened an investigation into the incident.
Empowering Indigenous youth – Next Generation Program inspires leadership and political awareness
To equip Indigenous youth with essential leadership skills, the Next Generation Program was launched in early March by First Nations Executive Education in partnership with HEC Montréal.
No Child Left Behind – Customary adoptions now possible in Cree communities
Long before European contact, customary adoption was common among the Cree and other Indigenous people.
Continue the Search – Funding cuts imperil search for unmarked graves at former residential schools
After discovery of unmarked graves at the Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia in 2021
Training Trappers – CTA program promotes traditions while managing environmental challenges
Trapping is a fundamental aspect of life for the Cree, but the number of people still willing to brave the wilderness in search of furs and meat has steadily fallen.