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New Indigenous Visual Identity shines at Convocation, inspiring new grads – RRC Polytech
December 3, 2025 RRC Polytech officially unveiled its new Indigenous visual identity at Fall Convocation on November 18 – a project grounded in the institution’s commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous student success, and shared values of respect, inclusion, and belonging. “Celebrating our latest cohort of graduates is always an exciting, profound occasion,” said Fred […]
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Matthew Wildcat offers “Indigenous realist” view of Alberta separatism – Penticton Herald
December 3, 2025 (ANNews) – The forces that Alberta’s separatist movement represents pose a far greater threat than the prospect of Alberta separating from Canada, according to a scholar in the University of Alberta’s Department of Native Studies. “It might be better for us to shift our energies from trying to foreclose the possibility of […]
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A passion for advancing equity for Indigenous Peoples in healthcare spaces – University of Alberta
18 November 2025 A passion for advancing equity for Indigenous Peoples in healthcare spaces. As a practising pharmacist in hospital settings, Amber Ruben experienced a general lack of knowledge around Indigenous healthcare. Born in Fort Smith, NWT, her Inuvialuit (Northwestern Arctic Inuit) heritage instilled in her both a strong sense of identity and the dedication […]
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Northern Lights Public Schools – 2025 Friends of Education Award: Dani Moore, Cold Lake First Nations – Education News Canada
November 5, 2025 The Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) Board of Trustees proudly presented Dani Moore from Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) with a 2025 Friends of Education Award at its meeting earlier today (Oct 29) in recognition of her outstanding contributions to students, staff, and school communities in Cold Lake “Dani’s work exemplifies the […]
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Ceremony, familiar traditions welcome new UCalgary Indigenous scholars – UCalgary
Oct. 28, 2025 Nine new scholars joining seven different University of Calgary faculties, services The University of Calgary welcomed nine new Indigenous scholars into its community during a ceremony on Aug. 27. Leading the ceremony were Elders Reg Crowshoe, Hon. LLD’01, and Rose Crowshoe, Hon. LLD’24. The new scholars, who were being admitted into several […]
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‘Our environment is changing drastically. We have to adapt’ – University of Alberta
October 06, 2025 Inuit and Tłı̨chǫ researchers to lead project on climate change’s impact on traditional food sources. Two regions in northern Canada will lead research to understand local non-economic losses from climate change as part of an international circumpolar project. The Canadian research will focus on country food in the Arctic and Subarctic — […]
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Chris Andersen appointed dean and vice-provost (college of social sciences and humanities) – The Gateway Online
Andersen’s five-year term as dean of the college of social sciences and humanities will begin on October 1. In a statement released on September 8, Provost and Vice-president (academic) Verna Yiu announced that Chris Andersen has been appointed dean and vice-provost of the college of social sciences and humanities (CSSH). His five-year term will begin on […]
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Fracturing the vows: Alberta’s divorce of Canada – The Gateway Online
A new wave of separatism frustration with the federal system occupies Alberta’s politics. Leaving Canada will cost more than it gains. Frustration fuels Alberta’s independence movement. But aggravation isn’t a logical reason to make drastic decisions. Separation will lead to legal chaos, economic turmoil, and political isolation. Destroying our relationship with Canada is not the […]
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Humans of UAlberta: Hailey Hamelin-Wilson – The Gateway Online
Hamelin-Wilson will represent Canada at the Miss Earth 2025 pageant. University of Alberta undergraduate student Hailey Hamelin-Wilson is the first Indigenous woman to win the title of Miss Earth Canada. Miss Earth is an environmentally-focused beauty pageant. Hamelin-Wilson is majoring in history, classics, and religion, and is involved in many initiatives at the U of […]
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GSA Council elects Tamara Dubé as vice-president (Indigenous relations) – The Gateway Online
After her original appoint was rescinded, the GSA Council voted to elect Tamara Dubé as the first vice-president (Indigenous relations). On July 16, the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) Council voted to elect Tamara Dubé to the position of vice-president (Indigenous relations) (VPIR). This makes Dubé the first VPIR in the GSA’s history. Dubé is Red […]
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