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​The third season of Farm Crime will stream on CBC Gem Nov. 3, and the first episode, “The Cedar Culprit”, showcases the work of Métis filmmaker and director Conor McNally.

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Experiential learning took students in a bachelor of education program out of the classroom for their own learning about truth and reconciliation and to prepare them for future classrooms.

5-year study aims to decolonialize teaching

This past Saturday morning, with blue skies and closing in on a high of 24-degrees, Deborah Auger and her 14-year-old twins Ethan and Emma joined about 30 others on an Indigenous-led walk in the North Saskatchewan River Valley in Edmonton. “We're just trying to get some knowledge and also get some exercise in,” said Auger, a member of the Bigstone Cree Nation. She was born in Edmonton and has resided in the city for the past 30 years. Auger said she and her children share the same level...

The federal government of Canada has declared September 30 a statutory holiday in response to calls by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that universities and schools must acknowledge how colonial education has reproduced anti-Indigenous racism.

The province’s three new subject curricula address some concerns, but remain seriously flawed, say some education experts in Alberta.

“What is happening in Alberta?” My Ontario friends often ply me with questions like these, knowing I’ll give them the Coles Notes of my province’s current events. But recently there was really only one thing they were asking about. The provincial government just dropped a draft of our new provincial elementary curriculum — and it’s a dumpster fire that man cant (or shouldnt) look away from. Whenever the word "curriculum" comes up in the news cycle, I get a bit nerdy. This is my j...

Storying Resurgence If You Discover a Fire by Shaun Robinson Jesse Rae Archibald-Barber (Editor), Kathleen Irwin (Editor) and Moira Day (Editor) Aubrey Hanson Mainstream Canada’s current passion for Indigenous narratives is often overshadowed by Eurocentric interpretations, curtailing these narratives’ transformative potential. Both Literatures, Communities, and Learning and Performing Turtle Island respond to this colonization of Indigenous stories in literatures and the performin...

Article content Alberta K-6 students will learn about financial literacy, computer science and sexual consent under a new draft curriculum that will pilot this fall. Education Minister Adriana LaGrange unveiled the plan on Mar. 29, which will replace some programs of study that are more than 30 years old. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. K-6 students to learn financial literacy, sexual consent under controversial draft curriculum Back to video “I...