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This year’s recipients are Margeaux Abeyta, Rachel Martin, Brent Michael Davids, Lucy Grignon, Dr. Suzanne Kite and Emily Johnson.

President Stoicheff said the university is striving to close the education gap at the Saskatoon and Prince Albert campuses with goals of Indigenous achievement in mind.

Communities across Canada are marking Red Dress Day today. It's also known as the national day of awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG). In Greater Sudbury, a sculpture will be unveiled in front of the N'Swakamok Native Friendship Centre.

The Anishinabe term maamwizing refers to “people collaborating together.”

The health crisis we are experiencing has led tourism professionals to rethink their strategies, as demands and clienteles are changing. Indeed, with numerous travel restrictions and border closures, international tourists were much less present, or even totally absent at times, with domestic customers taking over. Locals are therefore becoming the new core target of the hospitality sector, which maintains its activity partly thanks to them. Stakeholders in the sector also see the local population as a source of wealth in terms of production, crafts and skilled labour.