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Indigenous knowledge was passed on in construction of bluebird nesting boxes (4 Photos)

Details of the project were released Monday by the school board. It said that for the past few weeks, students and teachers with the KZ program at Hammarskjold High School have taken on the task of teaching elementary students at Woodcrest and Ecole Gron Morgan public schools how to assemble Eastern Bluebird nesting boxes. Simultaneously, Project Bineshii helped the youngsters learn the importance of traditions surrounding land-based learning, Ojibwe cultural connections and the Ojibwe language. With the support of the MNRF, the project is providing the Lakehead Region Conservation authority s Bluebird Recovery Program with completed nesting boxes. The KZ Lodge Alternative Education Program incorporates specialized programming related to Indigenous learning and life skills building.

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Wisdom: AWKE:GO supporting Indigenous youth and families

Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre supports Indigenous youth and families.Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre The Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre supports Indigenous youth and families from birth to adulthood and one of their many programs making a difference for Thunder Bay youth is the AWKE:GO program. An Indigenously-based and culturally appropriate program for children ages seven to 12. AWKE:GO allows children in this age group to not be packed in with teenagers or feel like young children, the separation allows for appropriate growth and expression. Programming goals Before AWKE:GO came to fruition, the Thunder Bay Indigenous Friendship Centre led a group called Little Beavers but when funding had stopped it led to a cry out from the community for a more centralized and individualized program for youth in the Thunder Bay community.

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$1 Million For Addiction & Mental Health Supports

$1 Million For Addiction & Mental Health Supports
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In Thunder Bay, an Indigenous People s Court offers a new form of justice – but the pandemic has put obstacles in its path

In Thunder Bay, an Indigenous People s Court offers a new form of justice – but the pandemic has put obstacles in its path
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Nuclear Waste Management Organization gives $194,000 to address food insecurity

Nuclear Waste Management Organization gives $194,000 to address food insecurity NWMO says the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a surge in demand at food banks Dec 22, 2020 4:45 PM By: TbNewsWatch.com Staff (file photo) TORONTO The Nuclear Waste Management Organization has donated almost $200,000 to support communities and food banks across Ontario, including to numerous recipients in the Northwest. The contributions are aimed at providing emergency food access during the COVID-19 pandemic for families with children, seniors, and people who use emergency meal programs. In Northwestern Ontario, recipients include: $5,000 each for the Regional Food Distribution Association, the Rural Cupboard Food Bank (Thunder Bay area), food banks in Ignace, Dryden, Kenora and Red Lake

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