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Formerly called the Northern Studies Resource Centre, the Indigenous Elders Council has given Lakehead University's Indigenous resource centre a new name: Nanda Gikendan Gamik, or 'Seek to Know, Seek to Learn Place.' It's part of growing efforts across Canada to decolonize educational spaces.

Work to remove barriers, provide opportunities ‘just beginning’

Work to remove barriers, provide opportunities ‘just beginning’

Dozens of people came together for the Northwestern Climate Gathering this past weekend in Thunder Bay, Ont., to share their ideas for locally-driven solutions to climate change. Here's what participants shared about their hopes, fears and calls for action as the city looks to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

Camp Nanabijou, which was located on Jarvis Bay Road years ago, was created by Xavier Michon as a safe place for Indigenous youths, offering activities for encouragement and education.

This list, curated by Tłı̨chǫ Dene writer Richard Van Camp, reflects the genre diversity of books by Indigenous authors.

On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Columbia Basin Environmental Education Network (CBEEN) has prepared a list of 21 actions that people can take and is offering the “4

Each year school districts across the province are required by the Ministry to submit strategic plans and an Enhancing Student Learning Report. This is part of the legislation called The Framework for Enhancing Student Learning.

SD6 submits strategic plan Ministry of Education

A tour was organized to show what Neebing has to offer, highlighting several thriving local businesses