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Mi kmaw communities monitoring for beetle that threatens culturally important ash tree
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Pêche autochtone : un dialogue essentiel malgré les tensions, dit le représentant d Ottawa
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Le gouvernement Higgs coupe les vivres aux Premières Nations
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Posted: Monday, January 25, 2021 14:15
Indigenous journalists with between one and 10 years of experience are invited to apply for one of two fellowships offered by The Canadian Journalism Foundation (CJF) and the news department of the public broadcaster, CBC. The CJF was founded in 1990 with a stated goal of promoting, celebrating and facilitating excellence in journalism.
The fellowships offer a chance for journalists to explore Indigeous issues while working with CBC’s Indigenous Unit in the western city of Winnipeg. They are given a $4,000 stipend plus an allowance for meals. Travel and accommodation is covered by the CJF. Because of the pandemic, the fellowships may be conducted remotely.
Posted: Jan 24, 2021 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: January 25
Wolastoqi singer and composer Jeremy Dutcher, grass dancer and choreographer Possesom Paul and Atlantic Ballet artistic director Igor Dobrovolskiy started work this month on a new production. (Pierre Fournier/CBC)
Jeremy Dutcher and Possesom Paul don t make any apologies about wanting to change the world.
The young Wolastoqi artists are at the beginning of a three-year project with the Atlantic Ballet Theatre that will culminate in a new production, and they hope another step forward in sharing their culture, making lasting connections and artistic excellence.
Dutcher, a composer and singer, says the opportunity to bring a Wolastoqey story into a ballet space and concert hall is huge.