“the people who own ourselves
is a window into Nora’s life and her family—from the young girl who “used to sing all the time” and was always bossing her brothers around to stories of Nora’s father born on a canoe travelling to the mainland to days spent picking berries and afternoons canning and cooking
Newman offers an overview of the nature of the Crown's obligation to consult with Aboriginal Peoples when the Crown is aware of a potential action that may affects the rights of First Nations
launching nation-owned enterprises
Not too far into the woods
nehiyawetan kikinahk / Speaking Cree in the Home : A Beginner's Guide for Families HC Powwow “the people who own ourselvesA hands on guide for parents and caregivers to develop best practices in revitalizing and teaching Cree to young children. In nehiyawetan kikinahk Speaking Cree in the Home, Belinda Daniels and Andrea Custer provide an introductory text to help families immerse themselves, their children, and their homes in nehiyawewinthe Cree language. Despite the colonial attacks on Cree culture, language, and peoples, Custer and Daniels remind readers that the