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The telling sign that Tony Armstrong and his musician partner Rona Glynn-McDonald are already taking their new romance to the next stage - Vimarsana News

The telling sign that Tony Armstrong and his musician partner Rona Glynn-McDonald are already taking their new romance to the next stage

Tony Armstrong has taken his relationship one step further with his girlfriend Rona Glynn-McDonald.

Indigenous language revitalization efforts seeing success but need more support in Manitoba - Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

Indigenous language revitalization efforts seeing success but need more support in Manitoba - Winnipeg

Experts say it's not enough just to teach language and writing in a classroom — students need immersion programs and mentorship, plus more media.

A New Hope for Indigenous languages – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

A New Hope for Indigenous languages – Winnipeg Free Press

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Ojibwe version of original Star Wars in the works - Vimarsana News

Ojibwe version of original Star Wars in the works

A new version of an iconic Star Wars film will be performed in the Ojibwe language, thanks to a new partnership with Disney/Lucasfilm.

Anishinaabe elder fights to rid himself of name imposed in forced baptism 75 years ago - Vimarsana News

Anishinaabe elder fights to rid himself of name imposed in forced baptism 75 years ago

Ejinagosi Kistabish was baptized Richard at a priest’s insistence when he was three days old, but he only heard the name six years later when he went to residential school in Quebec and was ordered to use it. Decades later, he’s fighting to get his Anishinaabe name officially recognized.

Source: cbc.ca