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Le Bureau a pour mission d’entreprendre des recherches sur les langues autochtones au Canada. Plus précisément, le Bureau peut mener des recherches sur le financement des langues autochtones, leur vitalité, les mesures visant à rétablir et à maintenir la fluidité de ces langues, etc.
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Plusieurs projets de recherche sont en cours pour soutenir les langues autochtones dans tout le Canada. Au fur et à mesure de la disponibilité des ressources, des liens vers des rapports et des bibliothèques numériques seront ajoutés. Revenez consulter cet espace!
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The world is watching how Canada treats Indigenous rights
22 Oct 2025Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
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21 Oct 2025The Indigenous Screen Office is pleased to announce the selected recipients of the APTN/CBC Early Stage Scripted Development Program for Indigenous Creators. Now in its fourth year, this program offers a unique opportunity for two emerging creators to work closely with APTN and CBC executives to help move their projects into development and ultimately, into […]
Plus d'informationManitoba – Province Protects Indigenous Languages with New Teaching Degree Programs
21 Oct 2025The Manitoba government is protecting Indigenous languages with more than $4.5 million to support new Indigenous language degree programs at the University of Winnipeg and University College of the No. . .
Plus d'information‘Language is culture’: 2 new college programs aim to produce more Ojibway, Cree speakers in Manitoba
20 Oct 2025Beginning next year, the University of Winnipeg will offer a bachelor’s degree in Indigenous language immersion focused on the Anishinaabemowin (Ojibway) language, while University College of the North’s bachelor’s degree will develop fluency in Ininimowin (Cree).
Plus d'informationCanada – Indigenous Peoples, Culture, History
08 Oct 2025Canada – Indigenous Peoples, Culture, History: An estimated 200,000 First Nations people (Indians) and Inuit were living in what is now Canada when Europeans began to settle there in the 16th century. For the next 200 years the Indigenous population declined, largely as a result of European territorial encroachment and the diseases that the settlers […]
Plus d'informationYukon First Nation uses holograms to preserve the knowledge of elders
04 Oct 2025There are fewer than 12 fluent speakers of Northern Tutchone left in the remote community of Mayo, Yukon – and many of them are elderly. The First Nation of Na-Cho Nyӓk Dun has turned to technology to help preserve the language.
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First Nations mark Reconciliation by re-sounding Canada’s 94 Calls to Action
02 Oct 2025Progress made, but so much more needs to be done say people in Tofino as they mark Truth and Reconciliation Day
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Silenced no more: Indigenous languages celebrated at site of former residential school
30 Sep 2025Languages once suppressed at the Assiniboia Residential School have now returned to the site. More than 100 people gathered Tuesday at 621 Academy Rd., on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation…
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