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International Inuit Day at Juniper House – Memorial U
Juniper House, 208 Elizabeth Ave. Thursday, November 7th, is International Inuit Day, a day to celebrate the language and culture of Inuit in Canada and Internationally. The Office of Indigenous Affairs and the Indigenous Student Resource Centre would like to invite the Memorial community to join us in celebrating this day. From 1 pm – […]
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The Government of Yukon and the University of New Brunswick partner to offer virtual degree program to Yukon nurses
November 4, 2024 This is a joint news release between the Government of Yukon and the University of New Brunswick. As part of the Government of Yukon’s ongoing efforts under the Yukon’s Health Human Resources Strategy to recruit, retain, and develop health care professionals in the territory, the Government of Yukon has partnered with the […]
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New class lets N.S. students explore environmental science through a Mi’kmaw lens – CBC
Oct 28, 2024 Netukulimk 12 to be offered at 13 schools in second phase of pilot A new environmental science course rooted in Mi’kmaw knowledge and principles is being expanded to 13 schools across Nova Scotia this year. Schools including Mi’kmaw on-reserve educational organizations as well as Acadian and English school boards are part of the second phase of […]
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‘An honourable path’: A journalist turns to teaching – UNB
Oct 7, 2024 After years in the fast-paced world of daily journalism, Julia Wright (BA’07) has traded her microphone for a classroom at the University of New Brunswick (UNB) in Fredericton, embarking on a career in education. For a decade, Wright was a broadcast fixture in her hometown of Saint John, captivating audiences with her […]
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Renowned cultural teacher builds symbol of Inuit survival at Acadia University – CBC
October 3, 2024 Piita Irniq is building an inukshuk on campus in Wolfville, N.S. As Gareth Hampshire reports, the stone structure is a symbol of Inuit survival and, in this case, an act of reconciliation. Read More: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.6525514
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Honouring and supporting Indigenous resilience
September 30, 2024 I struggle with National Truth and Reconciliation Day. While I know my thoughts may change over time, my truth right now is I really don’t like this day. For me personally, partaking in some events on this day can be triggering and traumatic. While I try most always to have a positive […]
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Indigenous entrepreneur’s orange shirt dream‑turned‑reality spurs reconciliation efforts at Dal – Dalhousie University
September 27, 2024 For the third year in a row, the Dalhousie Bookstore is selling Indigenous-made orange shirts to support the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Day on Sept. 30. The store will contribute 100 per cent of profits from sales of the shirts to the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre in Halifax. The $25 […]
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How I spent my summer: Making Indigenous community connections – Dalhousie University
September 27, 2024 This article is part of How I Spent My Summer, a series of articles showcasing opportunities Dal students pursued over the past few months — from work-intergrated learning to research gigs and more. Scroll to the bottom for more articles. Road trips are often a staple of the summer months, so when […]
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Two clinics elevate experience for Indigenous learners in medicine – Dal News
September 19, 2024 Fourth-year medical student Jordin Fletcher hadn’t met a practicing Indigenous physician until she encountered Dr. Brent Young in 2021 when she began medical school as an Indigenous learner. She had been working as a nurse for five years. Dr. Shanté Blackmore, a recent family medicine graduate who grew up in Millbrook First […]
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Minister Pam Parsons Proclaims September 15-21 Sexual Violence Awareness Week
The Honourable Pam Parsons, Minister Responsible for Women and Gender Equality, has proclaimed September 15-21, 2024, as Sexual Violence Awareness Week in Newfoundland and Labrador. Sexual Violence Awareness Week, observed annually in this province for the past 25 years, is an opportunity to raise public awareness about sexual assault and educate communities and individuals on […]
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