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As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBDH-FM (Uranium City, SK), CBKT-TV (Regina, SK), The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Global News, Winnipeg Free Press
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Taking up the TRC call to action at the University of Regina

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By Brad Bellegarde
| jschool.ca
Prairie Valley School Division released its new strategic plan for 2017-2020 last month, and with it comes some new targets for the teachers within the division.
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Head Start gets new start as Star Blanket Cree Nation opens new early learning centre

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By Brad Bellegarde
| CBC Indigenous Verified
Young children at Star Blanket Cree Nation finally have a new building to learn in and leaders in the community couldn't be more happy. Star Blanket Cree Nation officially opened the doors of the new Coweneska Head Start Learning Centre this week. (Brad Bellegarde/CBC) Young children at Star Blanket Cree Nation finally have a new building to learn in and leaders in the community couldn't be more happy.
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Sask. First Nation kids head to New Zealand to learn about Treaty of Waitangi

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By Brad Bellegarde
| CBC Indigenous Verified
A class from Little Pine First Nation in Saskatchewan is going to New Zealand to learn about Maori culture and the Treaty of Waitangi, which founded the country. Students from Chief Little Pine School after a hike up Blue Hill in Little Pine First Nation in Saskatchewan. The class does a lot of outdoor learning with a focus on building self-esteem and identity.
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