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Hard work pays off!
I was super happy to see that the Edmonton Public Library (EPL) has received a Library Association of Alberta award for its Aboriginal Library Services. The hard work undertaken by the Task Force (and… more →
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People at risk
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Kate Lunau wrote 2 days ago: Rumour has it swine flu came to St. Theresa Point, in northern Manitoba, with a Catholic priest who v … more →
Resolving Canada's National Question
redcontinent wrote 2 days ago: by Rick Gunderman What a strange experiment Canada would appear to be from the start. Colonization o … more →
Scottish Metis
Tiernan O Faolain wrote 5 days ago: Fascinating little article here from 2001! … more →
16-23 and 33-39
Robert Lindsay wrote 6 days ago: Repost from the old site. Those are two figures for the ages at which something peaks in each of the … more →
the origin of the igloo: the story of the first frozen turtle
aprupp wrote 1 week ago: the inuits trudged the snow in silence no pranks were considered no licking a frosty harpoon; a seal … more →
First Nations pandemic teams bracing for fall flu carnage
sakerfa wrote 1 week ago: A day after Manitoba marked its fifth death from the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, First Nations emergen … more →
Race, Crime, Genes, Culture, Capitalism, Urbanization: Some Puzzles
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Robert Lindsay wrote 1 week ago: A commenter notes that genes provide a range of behaviors, and culture may not be able to move group … more →
Canada's Northern Art
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ashmantravels wrote 2 weeks ago: “Behind the glass display, tiny intricate figurines will bedazzle your eyes as the naked eye … more →
"We aren't targeting the Inuit" ?
canucktunes wrote 2 weeks ago: If they aren’t targeting the Inuit, then what was the Michaëlle Jean incident about ? I am not … more →
Canada Day 1999 in Ottawa
ppusa wrote 2 weeks ago: Canadians have their national day on July 1st and on that day in 1999 I happened to be in the capit … more →
In Canada, health care is not universal.
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Restructure! wrote 2 weeks ago: Sometimes objective criticism of your government can only come from a foreign news outlet. Jessica … more →
Arctic science, Arctic policy and Arctic politics
John Postill wrote 2 weeks ago: by Kenn Nakata-Steffensen via cultural meanings blog On the 1st and 2nd of June 2009 the Royal Soci … more →
Well
curtismesher wrote 2 weeks ago: The bonfire never happened today, due to the cold weather. Even on the last day of June it can be co … more →
The Anti-Christ and Nostradamus
brocket99news wrote 2 weeks ago: An article was recently submitted to us via European-Wire-Service from an unknown location discussin … more →
slanties Eyewear
Nibbly Pig wrote 2 weeks ago: I’m not sure if I like these or not. They’re called slanties, yes, with no capital lett … more →
Exhibit Review: John and Luke Marston: "Honoring the Ancient Ones"
Bruce Byfield wrote 2 weeks ago: Mostly, I know the work of Salish artists John and Luke Marston mainly from pictures. These days, th … more →
Kenojuak Ashevak honoured in Iqaluit
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jamesbell5 wrote 3 weeks ago: Bear with me. The slide show below, my first, represents a clumsy exercise in self-education. WordPr … more →
Alberta Computers for Schools: The Brocket Shop
brocket99news wrote 4 weeks ago: About the Brocket Shop: The shop in Brocket (near Pincher Creek), is located in the Mii Kyaa Pii Cen … more →
Executive Decisions
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Julia Wellard wrote 1 month ago: by Brian Leith, Executive Producer, Human Planet I realise these blogs are supposed to be ac … more →
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