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Kids’ book aims to improve literacy skills, preserve Indigenous languages

April 2, 2018

A bilingual children’s book published in Cree, Dene and Michif, alongside an English translation, aims to promote Indigenous languages and improve early literacy skills. Rebekah Lesko with the details.

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