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Cree Nation Summer Games making a comeback - Vimarsana News

Cree Nation Summer Games making a comeback

The Cree Nation Summer Games — a regional, multi-sport competition last seen in northern Quebec in the early 2010’s — is making a comeback in 2024.

Source: cbc.ca
Cree School Board takes aim at language loss - Vimarsana News

Cree School Board takes aim at language loss

A new program called the Cree Language Mentorship Initiative has brought 20 retired language experts back to work to mentor current Cree language teachers in northern Que.

Source: cbc.ca
New partnership agreements struck to support northern Quebec Cree health hubs - Vimarsana News

New partnership agreements struck to support northern Quebec Cree health hubs

Leaders of several Cree organizations have signed a historic agreement they say will help address some long-standing health and social issues, like intergenerational trauma, chronic illnesses and high rates of addictions.

Source: cbc.ca
Wildfires forcing evacuation of Cree community in northern Quebec - Vimarsana News

Wildfires forcing evacuation of Cree community in northern Quebec

Wemindji has declared a state of emergency with “at-risk populations” being told to leave; Hydro-Québec has airlifted almost 100 employees from its La Grande-3 power station.

Canadian museums set for policy review connected to TRC call to action - Vimarsana News

Canadian museums set for policy review connected to TRC call to action

As Canadian museums grapple with how to best make space for Indigenous voices and perspectives, a new initiative is aiming to give them a boost. Canadian Heritage has announced more than $680,000 to fund a national review of museum policies to ensure they line up with the UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous People.

Source: cbc.ca