Preserving Indigenous language, cultural teachings with tech in Northwestern Canada
Preserving language and culture is important for Indigenous people, and from creating language apps to cultural camps, there have been
Read morePreserving language and culture is important for Indigenous people, and from creating language apps to cultural camps, there have been
Read moreBroadcasters say they will increase audience, resources and hiring of First Nations, Métis and Inuit creators A new collaboration between
Read moreA project at Germany’s Goettingen State and University Library that seeks to house everything printed in Siberian and Arctic languages
Read moreThe adaptation of a traditional Inuit tale into an animated short film entitled Angakusajaujuq: The Shaman’s Apprentice has been selected
Read moreSusan Peffer says she can have conversations in Inuvialuktun as a result of the N.W.T.’s Mentor-Apprentice Program (MAP). “Every time
Read moreInuk writer Norma Dunning has won one of Canada’s top literary prizes for English-language fiction. Dunning was announced the winner
Read moreThe exhibit shares stories of the treaty from the perspective of Tłı̨chǫ people The Tłı̨chǫ community is commemorating 100 years
Read moreIt will be the world’s largest collection of contemporary Inuit art A new branch of the Winnipeg Art Gallery dedicated
Read moreMove over, Simcheon-Meon, South Korea. Fort Good Hope, Northwest Territories (N.W.T.) will soon be home to the world’s largest drum.
Read moreEye on the Arctic won the silver medal at the 2020 Canadian Online Publishing Awards (COPA) in the Best Investigative
Read moreThe Liard First Nation’s language department is being recognized by Canada’s premiers for decades of work done to promote and
Read moreIn a remote camp in the Northwest territories, Melaw Nakehk’o documented her family passing time in isolation while the territory
Read moreA new podcast is bringing together Indigenous perspectives on climate change and decolonization. It’s called Story-telling/Story-listening: Decolonizing Research. It’s the brainchild
Read moreAs the Wet’suwet’en Nation conflict over a gas pipeline in B.C. unfolded earlier this year, Tyra Moses, an N.W.T. woman with roots in
Read moreNunavut Arctic College is not offering a teacher training program for its first-year students this fall — a program seen
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