How Vancouver students are healing after a major tragedy right in front of their school

A mural John Oliver Secondary School students are working on will feature symbols from Filipino culture to represent ...

'We haven't lost our language': How Opaskwayak Cree Nation's immersive program shapes new speakers

The melody of kids singing O Canada in Cree rings through Joe A. Ross School’s intercom speakers and echoes through the ...
Simon Fraser University

Indigenous Studies education shapes Anya Garcia’s contributions to work and community

Taking an Indigenous Studies course in French inspired Anya Garcia (BA, 2025) to declare her minor, complementing her Political Science major and extended minor in French.
The Brock Press

Behind the scenes of your textbooks: How digital access works in Canadian universities

By this point in the academic term, most students will have reviewed their course syllabi and either purchased, rented or ...

UINR requesting proposals to support creation of Two-Eyed Seeing co-learning hub

Unama’ki - The Unama’ki Institue of Natural Resources (UINR) is requesting proposals for a contract researcher to support a new project which includes gathering stories of Two-Eyed Seeing and is ...
Welland Tribune

Indigenous education group wants people to go beyond ‘narratives of colonial harm’

An Indigenous educational group in New Brunswick wants people to move beyond a single day of reflection on the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation and take a deeper dive ...
The Vancouver Sun on MSN

Playwright wove family history into first play: You Used to Call Me Marie ...

Playwright and actor Tai Amy Grauman wrote the first draft of her play You Used to Call Me Marie … when she was part of the Arts Club Theatre Company’s LEAP playwriting Intensive program. Now, the ...