COMMENTARY: This Canada Day, we need a new citizenship oath
Why you should think about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action on Canada Day. Continue reading
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Saskatoon bus shelter art project inspired by Indigenous history, values
Saskatoon Transit’s new bus shelter at 12th Street and Broadway Avenue was inspired by an elder’s traditional teachings of Indigenous history and values. Continue reading
UCP minister answers questions about Indigenous land acknowledgments in Alberta
Alberta’s new Indigenous relations minister said Tuesday that he hasn’t heard concerns about an apparent lack of acknowledgement of Indigenous land when members of his government speak at functions. Continue reading
U of R grad student to examine media’s role in reconciliation through scholarship
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
Merelda Fiddler-Potter, a University of Regina PhD student, has been awarded one of the most prestigious, and richest, scholarships in Canada. Continue reading
Land-based learning links curriculum with Indigenous culture
Hunter Sasakamoose is taking part in land-based learning which combines lessons from his ancestors on the Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
University of Saskatchewan unveils new strategic plan, focus on indigenization
The University of Saskatchewan unveiled its new strategic plan which will guide them into 2025, which focuses heavily on indigenization and reconciliation. Continue reading
University of Saskatchewan ‘building reconciliation’ through forum
The University of Saskatchewan hosted its second annual Building Reconciliation Internal Forum for staff and students. Continue reading
Indigenous leaders concerned over cancellation of curriculum writing sessions
A planned weeklong writing session for the new school curriculum around Canada’s First Nations was abruptly cancelled by the province. Continue reading
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Ontario education ministry scrutinized over cancelled truth and reconciliation curriculum sessions
By Shallima Maharaj Digital Broadcast Journalist
A decision from the Ministry of Education to scrap truth and reconciliation curriculum development sessions is now under scrutiny. Continue reading
Community leaders gather at Saskatoon city hall to raise reconciliation flag
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
The flag raising was to honour victims and survivors of the ’60s Scoop and residential schools. Continue reading