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Government of Canada recognizes 10 new designations of national historic significance
From: Parks Canada March 6, 2025 Today, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for Parks Canada, announced 10 designations of persons, places and events of national historic significance under Parks Canada’s National Program of Historical Commemoration. These designations honour the diversity of history in Canada by commemorating a […]
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Anthropologist Bernard Saladin d’Anglure dies at 88 – Nunatsiaq News
Feb 20, 2025 ‘He had an incredible memory, he would remember every story that Inuit told him,’ remembers Lisa Koperqualuk French anthropologist and ethnolinguist Bernard Saladin d’Anglure, known for his extensive work studying Inuit culture and spirituality in Nunavik and Nunavut, died Feb. 12 in Toulouse, France. He was 88. D’Anglure came to Canada for […]
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Minister St-Onge’s vision for a better CBC/Radio-Canada: a clear choice for Canada’s future
From: Canadian Heritage February 20, 2025 CBC/Radio-Canada is more than just a public broadcaster. It is one of the great institutions that, for nearly 90 years, has shaped our culture, told our stories and safeguarded our cultural sovereignty. Our public broadcaster allows Canadians to connect with each other, discuss issues of national interest, get to […]
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Mi’gmaw Language Beginner Classes – ONLINE
Mi’gmaw Language Beginner Classes – ONLINE Location: Via TEAMS Start: January 26, 2025 End: June 15, 2025 Ideal for: Beginners with or without prior experience learning Mi’gmaw. To register please contact: Mary-Beth Wysote at mary-beth.wysote@listuguj.ca, OR 418-788-2136 ext. 2078. NT4
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Government of Canada honours Indigenous veterans with new monument at Place George-V
From: Public Services and Procurement Canada January 20, 2025 The Government of Canada is investing in its historic sites to ensure they are preserved and last for future generations. The Honourable Jean‑Yves Duclos, Minister of Public Services and Procurement, and Quebec Lieutenant, announces the addition of a new monument at Place George‑V in Québec, to […]
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Announcing the launch of the first international winter cruises on the Saint Lawrence Ship to dock in Îles-de-la-Madeleine on 18 January
RIMOUSKI, QC , Jan. 16, 2025 – As the sea ice aligns to welcome PONANT EXPLORATIONS’s Le Commandant Charcot, the French-registered exploration vessel prepares to set sail for the shores of the Saint Lawrence. Tomorrow at Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, the high polar exploration ship will embark on the first of five winter sailings, with the first ever […]
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Mi’gmaw Mentor Apprentice Program
December 11, 2024 Applications for Mi’gmaw Mentor Apprentice Program are now being accepted. Potential participants are invited to submit their applications together as a pair. Apprentice applicants will be contacted for interviews as part of the application process. MMAP is a way of learning a language where a fluent Mi’gmaw speaker (a Mentor) teaches a […]
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First Indigenous Economuseum Paves The Way
December 11, 2024 Museum, craft business, and workshop: an economuseum is a little bit of all that, and more. A concept that is very much from our region! This type of institution was born in 1992, with the creation of the Société du réseau ÉCONOMUSÉE® (SRÉ), a non-profit organization. Its mandate is to ensure the […]
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Bill 32: The RCAAQ Applauds This First Important Step
Wendake, December 5, 2024—The Regroupement des centres d’amitié autochtones du Québec (RCAAQ) welcomes the adoption of Bill 32, An Act to establish the cultural safety approach within the health and social services network, legislation intended to improve the overall wellness of Indigenous populations. The RCAAQ considers this bill, which was tabled last year, a historic […]
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Indigenous Studies Programs – UQAT and INRS launch Canada’s first French-language master’s and Ph.D. programs in Indigenous Studies
VAL-D’OR, QC and MONTREAL, Nov. 21, 2024 – The Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT) and the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) are announcing new master’s and Ph.D. programs in Indigenous Studies. With their creation, the two Université du Québec institutions become the first universities in Canada to offer French-language graduate programs in the […]
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