Lac La Biche keeps Cree language alive through teaching
A Northern Alberta man is keeping his Indigenous heritage alive by teaching the Cree language to others.
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A Northern Alberta man is keeping his Indigenous heritage alive by teaching the Cree language to others.
A Northern Alberta man is keeping his Indigenous heritage alive by teaching the Cree language to others.
Both are free and open to the public and will have Harjo’s books available for purchase.
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