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'We haven't lost our language': How Opaskwayak Cree Nation's immersive program shapes new speakers
The melody of kids singing O Canada in Cree rings through Joe A. Ross School's intercom speakers and echoes through the ...
A new First Nations immersive language program inspired is looking to help preserve Plains Cree, a dialect of the Cree language. The program, called a "language nest," is a non-classroom space for ...
The James Bay Cree Communications Society (JBCCS) is launching a puppet show to encourage young and older audiences to hear and speak the Cree language. John and Friends is a new bilingual puppet show ...
A waiter in Prince Albert, Sask., is going above and beyond his duties by learning the Cree language to speak with Indigenous customers. It all started when Adam Rieger was finding it hard to break ...
Dwayne Lasas, a fluent Cree speaker, described learning his language as “kind of like damage control.” Lasas grew up in Saskatchewan in Cree territory, and his mother attended a residential school in ...
On a clear day in April, Anna East hopped in a truck with Mike Geboe, who drove to the nearest sweet grass enclosure on the Rocky Boy Reservation. The sun was warm, but there was still snow on the ...
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Revitalists use social platforms to share Indigenous language learning with a new generation
Novalee Fox, Willis Janvier and Samson Lamontange have turned to social media to share their passion for Indigenous language learning with the younger generation. Novalee Fox is an Indigenous content ...
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