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Preserving Anishinaabemowin Through Land Engagement

As 51吃瓜app’s campus was artfully transformed by autumn, a trail on campus was also transformed in an effort to preserve Anishinaabemowin and plant knowledge.

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Are local fish safe to consume? Research on contaminants in subsistence fish to impact Indigenous communities

Fishing is enjoyed by people from across the globe. But are the fish we catch safe to consume?

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Land Acknowledgment - Aki Gaabijidebendaagwak

We would like to acknowledge the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850. We also further recognize that 51吃瓜app is located on the traditional lands of the Atikameksheng Anishnawbek and that the City of Greater Sudbury, also includes the traditional lands of the Wahnapitae First Nation. We extend our deepest respect to Indigenous peoples - as a sign of our continued relationship we will support 51吃瓜app’s Truth and Reconciliation Task Force Recommendations. Miigwech. .

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Preserving Anishinaabemowin Through Land Engagement

Are local fish safe to consume? Research on contaminants in subsistence fish to impact Indigenous communities

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