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A new approach to teaching Saskatchewan students indigenous culture

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A new approach to teaching Saskatchewan students indigenous culture

December 15, 2016

The Prairie Spirit School Division is trying a new and creative way to teach students about First Nation and Métis culture. As Jacqueline Wilson discovers, it’s part of the division’s first 'artist in residence' program.

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