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City council fast tracks Indigenous healing garden – Thorold News
City hopes to realize the garden in time for Truth and Reconciliation Day on September 30; ‘This is an international story. Thorold should be a part of it’ Thorold City Council has decided to fast track the creation of the Indigenous healing garden in Mel Swart Park, in hopes of finishing the project in time for […]
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The Town of Collingwood and NVCA invite residents to learn about the history and health of Collingwood’s streams
August 4, 2022 In October 2019, Council passed a resolution declaring a climate emergency to deepen our commitment to protecting our economy, our community, and our ecosystems from the climate crisis. During that resolution, Council acknowledged that municipalities bear much of the financial burden associated with climate change and that climate solutions not only reduce […]
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Share your Stories of Home for an upcoming PAMA exhibition
Brampton, ON. (August 3, 2022) – The Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) is inviting past and current residents from Brampton, Caledon or Mississauga to contribute to our new Stories of Home core exhibition planned for 2023. PAMA is also offering free admission during this time so make sure to drop-in, explore, create and […]
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Second edition of pioneering linguistics e-textbook emphasizes accessibility and diversity – Brighter World McMaster
When Catherine Anderson proposed a talk about teaching linguistics at the Canadian Linguistic Association conference 10 years ago, she got rejected. No one, it seemed, was interested in hearing about the pedagogical side of linguistics, even though the Linguistics and Languages department’s introductory classes regularly attracted more than 600-800 students from across the university every […]
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Congratulations to the Nunavut Day Contest Winners!
(July 13, 2022 – Iqaluit, Nunavut) Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) would like to congratulate this year’s winners for NTI’s Home Cook Challenge, Decorating Contest and the Colouring Contest! This year NTI was able to celebrate in-person and outdoors, as well as online. Home Cook Challenge winners Qikiqtaaluk region: […]
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Inuktitut – Issue 130 – Inuktitut Magazine
Inuktitut Uqalimaagaliangusimajut taakkua 130-nik itijumik atuqtausimajuvinirnik iqqaumajjutiqaqput kisianilu sivunittinnut turaangatittisimagillutik, Inuit sanaugalirininginnut, piusituqanginnut ammalu tusaumaqattautilirijjutinginnut sivuniksarijaujunut. Uqalimaagait qaangani, ammalu turaangajjutiullutik takuksautitaujut iluani, takuksautittisimavut ilitarijaujjutinik saalaksautitaarutigilauqtanganut ulluminitarnik ajjiliuqsimajanganik Ottawa-miutaulluni Katherine Takpannie-up. Uqalimaaganut ilisisimammijugut apiqsurnirilauqtattinnik Lucy Tulugarjukmik, aulatsinirmi isumatarijaujumik Canadami sivulliqpaallariulluni siqinngujaq kaivitsugu talavisatigut takuksautittivannirmik Inuktut ammalu qaujigiarniujunut pivalliajuliriniujunut niuvrutiqakkannirunnariamik pijunnautigijaujunik ammalu kiinaujjaksavviutuinnarialingnik – niuvrutiukkannirajaqpata Inungnit sanaugaliangusimajuviniit. […]
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The June Edition of the Pemmican Post – MNC
July 11, 2022 Pemmican Post June 2022 Read More: https://www2.metisnation.ca/news/the-june-edition-of-the-pemmican-post/
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MNO: Métis Language & Culture Camp
Michif, one of the languages of the Métis people, is considered endangered and the number of Michif speakers has declined significantly in recent decades. Language is one of the most important aspect of culture, we want to provide all citizens with an opportunity to learn the basics of the Michif language in a fun and […]
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Next steps for Bathurst Quay waterfront park and other public realm projects
July 5, 2022 Today, Mayor John Tory provided an update on next steps for Bathurst Quay waterfront park and other public realm projects. A City of Toronto staff report on these projects goes to the City’s Executive Committee for consideration on July 12. Mayor Tory was joined by Councillor Joe Mihevc (Spadina-Fort York) at the […]
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Chief Pinesi Day – Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Grand Chief Constant Pinesi
As many will be celebrating Canada Day this Friday, a contingent of his descendants, history buffs, and paddling enthusiasts will also be celebrating the life of Algonquin Grand Chief Constant Pinesi with the inauguration of the trail marking his portage route through the City of Ottawa. Chief Pinesi, the great-grandfather times six of present Algonquins […]
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