#saulteaux — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #saulteaux, aggregated by home.social.
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How did New Iceland survive the quarantine winter of 1876–77? Beneath the frozen surface of Lake Winnipeg, centuries of Icelandic fishing experience met generations of Saulteaux knowledge, changing the colony's future one net at a time.
https://www.nordicprairielife.ca/prairie-fjords-blog/nets-beneath-the-ice
#NewIceland #LakeWinnipeg #IcelandicCanadian #ManitobaHistory #CanadianHistory #PrairieHistory #IndigenousHistory #Saulteaux
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How did New Iceland survive the quarantine winter of 1876–77? Beneath the frozen surface of Lake Winnipeg, centuries of Icelandic fishing experience met generations of Saulteaux knowledge, changing the colony's future one net at a time.
https://www.nordicprairielife.ca/prairie-fjords-blog/nets-beneath-the-ice
#NewIceland #LakeWinnipeg #IcelandicCanadian #ManitobaHistory #CanadianHistory #PrairieHistory #IndigenousHistory #Saulteaux
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How did New Iceland survive the quarantine winter of 1876–77? Beneath the frozen surface of Lake Winnipeg, centuries of Icelandic fishing experience met generations of Saulteaux knowledge, changing the colony's future one net at a time.
https://www.nordicprairielife.ca/prairie-fjords-blog/nets-beneath-the-ice
#NewIceland #LakeWinnipeg #IcelandicCanadian #ManitobaHistory #CanadianHistory #PrairieHistory #IndigenousHistory #Saulteaux
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How did New Iceland survive the quarantine winter of 1876–77? Beneath the frozen surface of Lake Winnipeg, centuries of Icelandic fishing experience met generations of Saulteaux knowledge, changing the colony's future one net at a time.
https://www.nordicprairielife.ca/prairie-fjords-blog/nets-beneath-the-ice
#NewIceland #LakeWinnipeg #IcelandicCanadian #ManitobaHistory #CanadianHistory #PrairieHistory #IndigenousHistory #Saulteaux
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How did New Iceland survive the quarantine winter of 1876–77? Beneath the frozen surface of Lake Winnipeg, centuries of Icelandic fishing experience met generations of Saulteaux knowledge, changing the colony's future one net at a time.
https://www.nordicprairielife.ca/prairie-fjords-blog/nets-beneath-the-ice
#NewIceland #LakeWinnipeg #IcelandicCanadian #ManitobaHistory #CanadianHistory #PrairieHistory #IndigenousHistory #Saulteaux
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Future looks bleak for #Anihšināpēmowin, other language programs at #FirstNationsUniversity
“It's been a challenge, and I felt let down by FNU,” a student says
Darla Ponace · CBC News · Posted: Jan 16, 2026 6:00 AM EST | Last Updated: January 16
Excerpt: "For nearly two decades, Lorena Lynn Cote has taught Anihšināpēmowin at First Nations University of Canada.
"Cote, an assistant professor in the Department of Indigenous Languages, said she's losing faith in the university's commitment to ensuring the restoration and revitalization of the #Saulteaux language.
"When she first started teaching there, she was proud to say she worked at a university where #Indigenous students could re-learn their languages and even get degrees in Indigenous languages in hopes of keeping them alive, but things have changed over the years, Cote said.
"The only language degree now offered is in #Cree, and other languages are no longer being taught at higher levels, she said.
"She is sad and feels hopeless in the fight to keep advocating for the language program her aunt helped to create, Cote told CBC News.
" 'Our language classes have been getting cancelled,' she said. 'We do offer the 100 and 101, and that's just basic introductory language.' "
#CulturalPreservation #LanguageIsLife #NativeAmericanNews #IndigenousLanguages
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Future looks bleak for #Anihšināpēmowin, other language programs at #FirstNationsUniversity
“It's been a challenge, and I felt let down by FNU,” a student says
Darla Ponace · CBC News · Posted: Jan 16, 2026 6:00 AM EST | Last Updated: January 16
Excerpt: "For nearly two decades, Lorena Lynn Cote has taught Anihšināpēmowin at First Nations University of Canada.
"Cote, an assistant professor in the Department of Indigenous Languages, said she's losing faith in the university's commitment to ensuring the restoration and revitalization of the #Saulteaux language.
"When she first started teaching there, she was proud to say she worked at a university where #Indigenous students could re-learn their languages and even get degrees in Indigenous languages in hopes of keeping them alive, but things have changed over the years, Cote said.
"The only language degree now offered is in #Cree, and other languages are no longer being taught at higher levels, she said.
"She is sad and feels hopeless in the fight to keep advocating for the language program her aunt helped to create, Cote told CBC News.
" 'Our language classes have been getting cancelled,' she said. 'We do offer the 100 and 101, and that's just basic introductory language.' "
#CulturalPreservation #LanguageIsLife #NativeAmericanNews #IndigenousLanguages
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Future looks bleak for #Anihšināpēmowin, other language programs at #FirstNationsUniversity
“It's been a challenge, and I felt let down by FNU,” a student says
Darla Ponace · CBC News · Posted: Jan 16, 2026 6:00 AM EST | Last Updated: January 16
Excerpt: "For nearly two decades, Lorena Lynn Cote has taught Anihšināpēmowin at First Nations University of Canada.
"Cote, an assistant professor in the Department of Indigenous Languages, said she's losing faith in the university's commitment to ensuring the restoration and revitalization of the #Saulteaux language.
"When she first started teaching there, she was proud to say she worked at a university where #Indigenous students could re-learn their languages and even get degrees in Indigenous languages in hopes of keeping them alive, but things have changed over the years, Cote said.
"The only language degree now offered is in #Cree, and other languages are no longer being taught at higher levels, she said.
"She is sad and feels hopeless in the fight to keep advocating for the language program her aunt helped to create, Cote told CBC News.
" 'Our language classes have been getting cancelled,' she said. 'We do offer the 100 and 101, and that's just basic introductory language.' "
#CulturalPreservation #LanguageIsLife #NativeAmericanNews #IndigenousLanguages
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Future looks bleak for #Anihšināpēmowin, other language programs at #FirstNationsUniversity
“It's been a challenge, and I felt let down by FNU,” a student says
Darla Ponace · CBC News · Posted: Jan 16, 2026 6:00 AM EST | Last Updated: January 16
Excerpt: "For nearly two decades, Lorena Lynn Cote has taught Anihšināpēmowin at First Nations University of Canada.
"Cote, an assistant professor in the Department of Indigenous Languages, said she's losing faith in the university's commitment to ensuring the restoration and revitalization of the #Saulteaux language.
"When she first started teaching there, she was proud to say she worked at a university where #Indigenous students could re-learn their languages and even get degrees in Indigenous languages in hopes of keeping them alive, but things have changed over the years, Cote said.
"The only language degree now offered is in #Cree, and other languages are no longer being taught at higher levels, she said.
"She is sad and feels hopeless in the fight to keep advocating for the language program her aunt helped to create, Cote told CBC News.
" 'Our language classes have been getting cancelled,' she said. 'We do offer the 100 and 101, and that's just basic introductory language.' "
#CulturalPreservation #LanguageIsLife #NativeAmericanNews #IndigenousLanguages
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Future looks bleak for #Anihšināpēmowin, other language programs at #FirstNationsUniversity
“It's been a challenge, and I felt let down by FNU,” a student says
Darla Ponace · CBC News · Posted: Jan 16, 2026 6:00 AM EST | Last Updated: January 16
Excerpt: "For nearly two decades, Lorena Lynn Cote has taught Anihšināpēmowin at First Nations University of Canada.
"Cote, an assistant professor in the Department of Indigenous Languages, said she's losing faith in the university's commitment to ensuring the restoration and revitalization of the #Saulteaux language.
"When she first started teaching there, she was proud to say she worked at a university where #Indigenous students could re-learn their languages and even get degrees in Indigenous languages in hopes of keeping them alive, but things have changed over the years, Cote said.
"The only language degree now offered is in #Cree, and other languages are no longer being taught at higher levels, she said.
"She is sad and feels hopeless in the fight to keep advocating for the language program her aunt helped to create, Cote told CBC News.
" 'Our language classes have been getting cancelled,' she said. 'We do offer the 100 and 101, and that's just basic introductory language.' "
#CulturalPreservation #LanguageIsLife #NativeAmericanNews #IndigenousLanguages
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#HudsonBay Community School asks Corinne Severight, a #knowledge keeper, to come in monthly to do teachings on the #history of #ResidentialSchools and her #Saulteaux language and #culture. www.cbc.ca/news/indigen...
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#HudsonBay Community School asks Corinne Severight, a #knowledge keeper, to come in monthly to do teachings on the #history of #ResidentialSchools and her #Saulteaux language and #culture. www.cbc.ca/news/indigen...
Hudson Bay, Sask., school brin... -
#UniversityOfSaskatchewan launched a website where students, faculty & staff can submit #proof of #Indigenous citizenship/membership. Part of a #policy to #prevent #FalseClaimants from taking jobs/benefits meant for #IndigenousPeople .
#DeybwewinTaapwaywinTapwewin policy is named for #Saulteaux , #Michif & #Cree words for “#truth .” -
#UniversityOfSaskatchewan launched a website where students, faculty & staff can submit #proof of #Indigenous citizenship/membership. Part of a #policy to #prevent #FalseClaimants from taking jobs/benefits meant for #IndigenousPeople .
#DeybwewinTaapwaywinTapwewin policy is named for #Saulteaux , #Michif & #Cree words for “#truth .” -
#UniversityOfSaskatchewan launched a website where students, faculty & staff can submit #proof of #Indigenous citizenship/membership. Part of a #policy to #prevent #FalseClaimants from taking jobs/benefits meant for #IndigenousPeople .
#DeybwewinTaapwaywinTapwewin policy is named for #Saulteaux , #Michif & #Cree words for “#truth .” -
#UniversityOfSaskatchewan launched a website where students, faculty & staff can submit #proof of #Indigenous citizenship/membership. Part of a #policy to #prevent #FalseClaimants from taking jobs/benefits meant for #IndigenousPeople .
#DeybwewinTaapwaywinTapwewin policy is named for #Saulteaux , #Michif & #Cree words for “#truth .”