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Creating Indigenous community on campus – Ryerson U
September 18, 2018 Like most research, it began with a question. “Can you show me what language looks like?” Dr. Joanne DiNova asked her fellow Indigenous colleague Dr. Lila Pine, both based in the Faculty of Communication & Design (FCAD). Thus began their research on language visualization using CymaScopes, scientific instruments that produce images based […]
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Manitoulin High brawl: OPP explains why only M’Chigeeng residents have been charged so far – Sudbury.com
‘They are from the First Nation which doesn’t necessarily mean that they are First Nations’ The Manitoulin-Espanola OPP continues to investigate a brawl that broke out on Friday, Sept. 14 at Manitoulin Secondary School. As of Sept. 20, six people have been charged — one adult and five youths — all of whom are from […]
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Meet Indigenous authors and poets at Toronto’s 2018 Word on the Street – CBC
Sep 21, 2018 Indigenous Voices stage will host readings and Indigenous language classes A designated stage for Indigenous voices will host a full day of programming at Canada’s largest free outdoor book and magazine festival in Toronto on Sunday. Toronto’s Word on the Street Festival will host 10 Indigenous authors among 200 other writers from […]
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Ontario students to walk out of class to protest sex ed curriculum changes – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 21, 2018 TORONTO _ Students at more than a hundred schools across Ontario have pledged to walk out of class this afternoon to protest changes to the province’s curriculum. Indygo Arscott, 16, who is two-spirit and uses gender-neutral pronouns, is an organizer of the province-wide walkout called “We the students do not […]
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Robinson Huron Treaty Gathering. ‘Renewing our Relations’ – SaultOnline.com
September 20, 2018 (Shawanaga First Nation): ‘Renewing our Relations’ is this year’s theme for the annual Robinson Huron Treaty gathering. The gathering is being held close to the southern border of the Robinson Huron Treaty territory in Shawanaga First Nation from September 21 – 23rd, 2018. It’s being hosted by Shawanaga and Wasauksing First Nations. […]
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Bearskin Lake Suicide Reaches Queen’s Park – 89.5 The Lake FM
September 21, 2018 The suicide of a 13 year old girl on the Bearskin Lake First Nation is touching the hearts of MPP’s at Queen’s Park. Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa asked for a moment of silence in the memory of the young girl. That was after he asked the premier what he was doing to […]
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Ontario high school students plan walkout over curriculum – CTV News
September 21, 2018 Students across Ontario are being urged to walk out of school Friday in protest of changes to sex education and indigenous curriculum. The effort is being called the March for Our Education. Students, teachers and staff at more than 100 Ontario high schools – projected to number about 40,000 – are expected […]
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Inflation eases to 2.8% as gas price growth slows; core numbers creeps up – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 21, 2018 By Andy Blatchford THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ The country’s annual inflation rate eased to 2.8 per cent in August as still-rising gasoline prices advanced at a more-moderate pace, Statistics Canada said Friday. The agency’s latest number came in just below the previous month’s three per cent reading, which had […]
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Feds to comb social media for Canadians’ pot related attitudes, behaviour – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 21, 2018 By Andy Blatchford THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA _ The federal government is looking to scour social-media platforms to find out what Canadians really think about pot as the country enters its new era of legalized weed. With only a few weeks to go before the end of recreational marijuana prohibition, […]
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NewsAlert: Finance minister challenges past government’s budget numbers – CP
Source: The Canadian Press Sep 21, 2018 TORONTO _ Ontario’s finance minister says an independant commission that probed the province’s books has found the government ran a multi-billion-dollar deficit in the last fiscal year. In a speech to the Economic Club in Toronto _ his first major address since becoming finance minister this summer _ Vic Fedeli […]
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