All across Canada, there are communities, organizations, educational institutions, and individuals committed to reclaiming, revitalizing, strengthening, and maintaining their languages. The Commission recognizes the extensive work to date and the language tools developed.
Over the coming months, the Commission will make available and/or provide links to language tools to assist individuals, communities, groups, and organizations in their Indigenous language efforts.
B.C. Transit says this is the first time an Indigenous language has been included on its signs anywhere within its…
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On average, every month across the globe, two Indigenous languages disappear, according to the United Nations. And 40% of the…
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Indigenous language instructor Madelaine Pasquayak spends time with students once a week to teach them the Dene language and beading.
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West Coast, BC – BC Transit has incorporated Nuu-chah-nulth language on all the new bus stop signs within the refreshed…
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Officials are hoping about 2,000 delegates from around the world will attend an Indigenous languages summit that will be held…
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The Canadian Government has announced a $7.1 million investment over five years to support the revitalisation of the Mi’kmaw language…
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FNUniv leads Indigenous-focused education and research to preserve and advance First Nations, Métis, and Inuit knowledge systems.
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