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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Current Issues
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Elder Wilson Bearhead shares his thoughts on the genesis of the Voices of Amiskwaciy project and its value for Edmonton's Indigenous communities.
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Personal Stories, History
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A first hand account of one of the Métis people's last great buffalo hunts on the Alberta prairie
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Richard Van CampCategory:
Teachings / Stories
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Cherie Demaline, Metis author
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Richard Van CampCategory:
Personal Stories, Teachings / Stories
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My uncle, Johnny Washie, one of our first Tlicho authors!
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Arts & Recreation, Current Issues, Reconciliation
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High school students learn about the National Inquiry into Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls through the creation of visual art.
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Personal Stories, Current Issues, Reconciliation, Teachings / Stories
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Kindergarten students learn about family through Elder Theresa Strawberry's stories
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Personal Stories, Education, History, Place and Territory, Reconciliation, Rights, Laws and Treaty
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A brief history of the Michel Callihoo reserve disbanded in the 1950s and their aspirations for the future.
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Richard Van CampCategory:
Teachings / Stories
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Joe Lazare Zoe from Gameti, NWT
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Traditional Knowledge, Language, Way of Life, Teachings / Stories, Dances / Songs
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Mossbag and Swing teachings shared by Dr. Darlene Auger.
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
History
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A brief history of Maskwaciy (Hobbema) written from the perspective of a Catholic priest
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Personal Stories, Current Issues, Education, History, Reconciliation
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This is my story about sexual abuse at Grollier Hall residential school, my struggle and my healing journey.
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Edmonton Public LibraryCategory:
Arts & Recreation, Reconciliation
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Through a national contest students from across Alberta were invited to create a work of art representing what Reconciliation means to them. Winners were invited to an event with Alberta's Lieutenant Governor where they shared their artwork and discussed.Category
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