Alberta First Nation’s literacy program makes reading fun for kids on summer break by mixing in games
The Paul Band’s unique program is a hit with the community’s children
Education
Winnipeg education conference looks at ways to add culture to mainstream curriculum
The two-day event has included discussions about reconciliation and involves educators from across Canada
Culinary program helps Indigenous students find recipe for success
First Nations students in Northwestern Ontario study to make cooking a career
What is lateral violence? Kwanlin Dun FN youth say education key in prevention
Youth aim to turn lateral violence into lateral kindness
Indigenous youth visiting APTN meet with Prime Minister, sit in on live interview
Speaking with the Prime Minister an exciting experience for Indigenous youth
Inuk university graduate forgoes cap and gown for traditional regalia
It was a first for St. Mary’s University and a step toward reconciliation.
Ottawa’s education dollars get mixed reaction from NS Mi’kmaq
Trina Roache APTN National News Mi’kmaq education in Nova Scotia is held up as a…
Indigenous man’s work in education policy reflects where he’s been and hope for future
Saskatoon Tribal Council member developing Indigenous education curriculum
Budget 2016 falls short on Trudeau’s First Nation education promise
The federal budget spreads out the $2.6 billion for First Nation education over five years, with over half of the total, $1.4 billion, back-ended in the last two years.