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Metis Federation of Canada (New National Organization)
A new national organization has been formed on Nov 16, 2013. The Metis Federation of Canada interim president Robert Pilon says"The Métis Federation of Canada was formed to recognize, represent and...
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Perceptions of Aboriginal Students (Radio documentary)
Summary: Albee, Kamila, and Kurt look the perceptions of aboriginal students through research, interviews, and our own opinions. Included is an interview with Verna Kirkness, Manfred Hildebrandt, and...
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The Sun Dance: Connecting with the Children (Media and the Great Debate)
A controversy has erupted in Manitoba. The first time since the 1960s a Sundance ceremony has been recorded. There have been many negative and positive comments about this. APTN the Canadian National...
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Racialized Policing: Aboriginal Peoples Encounters with the Police
I had a long conversation with Elizabeth Comack about her book Racialized Policing Aboriginal Peoples encounters with the Police near the anniversary of the Manitoba Justice Commission from 20 years...
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Combating Colonial Technosciece: Lessons from the Frontline
This is a conversation with Dr Kim Tallbear about a lecture she gave at the University of Manitoba about Combating Colonial Technosciece: Lessons from the Frontline (Oct 28, 2013). Kim works as an...
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Seattle Art Museum pulls B.C. First Nation's mask from Super Bowl wager
Seattle Art Museum pulls B.C. First Nation's mask from Super Bowl wager | CTV Newshttp://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/super-bowl-wager-of-native-mask-upsets-b-c-first-nation-1.2513950 Here...
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Human Rights:First Nations teen Stephen Bunn was accused of smoking drugs...
Here is an interesting case of a Indigenous student who is using traditional beliefs (smudging) on his own time and not at school is forced to encounter the bureaucracy of the state. Stephen Burn has...
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Chase Manhattan: A Musical Hip Hop Conversation
Chase ManhattanIn this musical conversation, hip hop artist Chase Manhattan speaks with guest interviewer Liz Przybylski. He shares how he puts together his music, and also talks about how family and...
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Louis Bernardin et son livre - Reflexions: Louis Riel avant et apres
LouisBernardin(Manitoba) a écrit unlivre surLouis Rieletuneréflexion surlesMétis duManitoba. Bien queLouisBernardinne soit pasmétisse il a beaucoup côtoyé la vie des Métis. Il a forgé de nombreuses...
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Exploring Racism Through Clothing : Radio Documentary
This radio documentary focused on how racism towards Aboriginal people can be seen through clothing. The main points addressed were racism through sports jerseys, traditional clothing, Victoria's...
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Radio-Documentary: Combating Cultural Discontinuities
Catrina Tomchuk and Matt Duda examine the phenomenon of cultural discontinuity experienced by Aboriginal students in Manitoban schools today in an independently produced radio documentary. They...
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Residential Schools, Courts, Structual Violence, Today's Federal Government &...
MP Charlie Angus has penned a blog on the Residential Schools about the abuse suffered at St-Annes Residential School in Ontario and a current court case. Apparently the federal government through its...
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The Canadian Rangers: A Living History
The Canadian Rangers stand sentinel in the farthest reaches of our country. For six decades, this dedicated group of citizen-soldiers has quietly served as Canada’s eyes, ears, and voice in isolated...
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Perceptions of Aboriginal Students radio documentary
Teachers John, Laura, and Braden examine the perceptions of Aboriginal students. The basic information used in this documentary is gathered through interviews, research, and personal opinion. Opinions...
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Radio- Documentary: Aboriginal Perspectives, A New World
In our documentary we identify the importance of Aboriginal perspectives in the classroom and who should be incorporating them. We examined four different educational perspectives, including a...
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The Need for Water: Radio Documentary
This radio program focuses on the very human need for water, and how Canada has been ignoring many of its citizens in this regard for quite some time now. In essence, it is about Aboriginal Peoples,...
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Between the Bush and the Big City: radio documentary
IntroductionA lot of people who have never visited a First Nations reserve or been hunting think that a truly traditional way of life is a thing of the past, something that happened a century ago....
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Challenges Aboriginal Youth Face When Entering Post-Secondary Education:...
Our documentary focuses on the challenges Aboriginal youth face upon entering post-secondary education. We interviewed two Aboriginal students at the University of Manitoba who are both very active...
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The Changing Aboriginal Woman’s Role in the Family and the Workforce
This is an independent radio documentary on the changing roles of aboriginal women since colonialization. This documentary was produced for the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba...
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Teachers of Aboriginal students: A Question of Perspectives
Our radio documentary discusses the view from teachers of aboriginal students. Our major focus is the challenge teacher’s face when integrating Aboriginal culture and perspectives into the classroom....
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Canadian Roots Exchange
Who are the Canadian Roots Exchange?"Ever thought that a group of youth could change our country?"We did. Still do, actually.We are the Canadian Roots Exchange, a group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous...
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Exploring various Perspectives on Manitoba’s Education System
This radio documentary focused on four culturally diverse perspectives from individual experiences throughout the Manitoba education system. The documentary provides insight and evidence regarding the...
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Dr Fred Shore: Thoughts on Native Studies
This is an interview with Dr Fred Shore (older and much wiser) from the University of Manitoba about his his thoughts on Native Studies, the Metis and some of the many projects that he is doing. I hope...
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Robert Falcon Ouellette Runs for Mayor of Winnipeg
www.falcon2014.com Ladies and Gentleman,I announced that I am running for mayor of Winnipeg. If you would like to see my web site or learn more why I would consider such a drastic move you may go to my...
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Running to become the Member of Parliament for Winnipeg Centre
Ladies and Gentleman,I announced that I am running to be the Member of Parliament for Winnipeg Centre in the next federal election. If you would like to see my web site or learn more go to my web-site...
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