University of Sudbury working to keep Ojibwe language going
University of Sudbury working to keep Ojibwe language going
There are some Indigenous dialects that are in danger of disappearing. That's why the United Nations wants to raise awareness of language preservation, naming 2019 the year of Indigenous Languages.Street signs in 4 languages popping up in Fort Smith
Street signs in 4 languages popping up in Fort Smith
Community leaders are looking to expand on the idea and add Indigenous languages to other projects, like radio shows, films and culture camps.Bachelor of Arts in Ogwehoweh Languages, Cayuga Language Stream
Bachelor of Arts in Ogwehoweh Languages, Cayuga Language Stream
The Bachelor of Arts in Ogwehoweh Languages degree seeks to further the continued development of Ogwehoweh cultural understanding within an Ogwehoweh language context. This Six Nations Polytechnic acc...Number of Indigenous language speakers drops in Saskatchewan
Number of Indigenous language speakers drops in Saskatchewan
Indigenous language is being lost, despite the efforts of educators in the province, and the emphasis put on language preservation by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.Provisions of Inuit Language Protection Act now in force across Nunavut
Provisions of Inuit Language Protection Act now in force across Nunavut
Nunavut's Language Protection Act is now in force. Government and private business must gear up for compliance.