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Newcomers experience Indigenous Education with guest speaker Shawn Charlebois – PembinaValleyOnline
Monday, Dec 01 2025 English language classes at Regional Connections (RC) welcomed Indigenous guest speaker and founder/operator of Red Road Compass (RRC), Shawn Charlebois to provide valuable teaching in November. Shawn Charlebois was born in New Brunswick and is French Acadian Mi’kmaq. He currently lives in Swan River, Manitoba. According to the RRC website, “He has […]
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Read MoreUWinnipeg supports Indigenous students with $1M commitment to Indspire – ENC
November 24, 2025 UWinnipeg is proud to announce the renewal and expansion of its long-standing partnership with Indspire to support Indigenous education. Through this renewed agreement, the University is committing an additional $1 million over the next five years to Indspire’s Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries and Scholarships (BBF) program. With matching federal funding, this new investment will […]
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Read MoreExploring how to Research in Good Ways – UM Today News
October 8, 2025 — The University of Manitoba has launched Researching in Good Ways (RIGW), a new Indigenous-led initiative that invites those involved in research with Indigenous communities to come together for reflection, dialogue and learning. Over the coming months, the Researching in Good Ways team will host a series of consultations with faculty, graduate students and […]
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Read MoreInaugural cohort of Indigenous entrepreneurs driving innovation at RRC Polytech’s business incubator, Mittohnee Pogo’ohtah – Education News Canada
October 6, 2025 Mittohnee Pogo’ohtah (Mittohnee)’s mission to bring more, local, Indigenous business ideas to life has begun with the launch of its inaugural four-month entrepreneurship program and celebration of its first ever cohort of determined entrepreneurs. Mittohnee is RRC Polytech’s business accelerator and incubator initiative – created by and for Indigenous entrepreneurs – to […]
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Read MoreWhen murals speak: Indigenous art on campus – ENC
August 20, 2025 The largest classroom at UM is yours to explore. From tunnels and hallways to gathering spaces, Indigenous artists bring colour and meaning to the everyday spaces students, staff, faculty and visitors move through. Newest mural decorates student residence The newest mural appears in Pembina Hall student residence, freehand painted by Ojibway artist, […]
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Read MoreLocal author brings Métis story home to Fort la Reine – PortageOnline
Aug 18 2025 A deeply personal homecoming brought Alberta-based Métis author Karen Hourie Ellefson back to Portage last week, where she hosted a special reading of her children’s book inside the Hourie House, a historic building named after her own family. The event was part of a free summer reading program at the Fort la […]
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Read MoreBright futures begin here: UM welcomes 2025 BMO Leaders of Tomorrow scholarship recipients – UM News
These top high school grads in the province will soon be stepping onto the UM campus as the next generation of changemakers. June 24, 2025 — Nine remarkable new UM students have been awarded BMO Financial Group Indigenous Leaders of Tomorrow and BMO Financial Group Leaders of Tomorrow scholarships. Each prestigious scholarship is valued at $16,000 […]
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Read MoreCongrats to all LRSD graduates – Winnipeg Free Press
Jun. 18, 2025 June is grad season in the Louis Riel School Division. It’s that special time of year when we recognize and celebrate the achievements of our students who have reached the end of their academic journey with us and are ready to embark on new adventures and challenges. The celebrations begin with our […]
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Read MoreWinnipeg School Division honours Indigenous graduates in the city and beyond – CP24
June 17, 2025 WINNIPEG — Parker Ledoux never imagined spending the last month of her Grade 12 school year cooped up in a Winnipeg hotel room far from her home. But when an out-of-control wildfire encroached on Creighton, Sask., at the end of last month and forced its some 1,200 people to flee, that’s exactly […]
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Read MoreWinnipeg principal ‘dumbfounded’ after 4-metre teepee stolen from elementary school’s lawn – CBC
Jun 12, 2025 Shocked parents suspect theft was planned due to sheer size of structure, how quickly it went missing The principal of an East Kildonan elementary school says the theft of a teepee that was put up on the school’s lawn has robbed its students of important land-based learning opportunities during National Indigenous History […]
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