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English words that come from Native American languages
Most people are aware that many common geographical names found throughout the USA and Canada have been borrowed from various Native American languages. But these are not the only examples of ...
Indigenous futures thinking: 4 approaches to imagining a better world
Indigenous futures thinking brings the expertise built up by Indigenous communities over many years into the plans needed for ...
Students hope to see more Indigenous knowledge in courses, representation in faculty at U of M
Noah Crossman is proud to be Métis and carries that pride with him as co-president of the Métis University Students' ...
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February is Black History Month
Each February, people across ... presence on these Indigenous lands, deserving acknowledgment and celebration. We invite all Canadians to learn more about Black Canadian communities, and how they ...
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Canada, the 51st state? ‘Over our dead bodies,’ say Indigenous leaders
First Nations aren’t taking Trump’s comments lightly, and say they have both international law and economic leverage on their ...
The Word Definitions Each Country Looks Up the Most, Mapped
To see which definitions people are looking up in each country, the language site Wordtips gathered Google search volume data ...
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Indigenous Services Canada
Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) works collaboratively with partners to improve access to high quality services for First Nations, Inuit and Métis. Our vision is to support and empower Indigenous ...
Y'all, they stole our word. The co-opting of the most Southern of phrases
The proliferation of "y'all" points to a global cultural shift toward more inclusive language and merging traditions.