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Red Sun: Gabriel Dumont, the Folk Hero upturns generations of Eurocentric scholarship and properly restores Dumont’s indigeneity.
By Mandi Reigh Elles Mandi is a graduate of the Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP). Tanishi! Dishinikashon Mandi…
https://gdins.org/gdi-represents-the-true-resilient-spirit-of-the-metis/
The holiday season has always been a very special time for Métis families. A family-oriented people, the Métis often didn’t…
At the October 14, 2009 announcement of the Shortlist for the 2009 Saskatchewan Book Awards, GDI’s latest children’s book, Dancing…
By James Oloo Over the past few months, Gabriel Dumont Institute has been honouring the employees for their dedicated service…
https://gdins.org/gdi-recognizes-publishing-staff-for-their-service/
By Marilyn E. Belhumeur As part of the annual Aboriginal Storytelling Month, the Gabriel Dumont Institute Library in Regina hosted…
https://gdins.org/aboriginal-storytelling-marked-at-gdi-library-in-regina/
In this charming story for young children, Métis trapper Jacques witnesses the creation of the “Rabbit Dance.ˮ
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Better That Way captures the essence of growing up. This wonderful poem is beautifully illustrated by Sherry Farrell Racette and translated in Île-à-la Crosse or Northern Michif by Margaret Hodgson.
They say, “Home is where the heart is.” For Rosie and Madeline, home also included their pet kitten.
By Lorrie Desjarlais In the traditional Métis homeland, the young were often initiated into the norms of the society through…
https://gdins.org/ile-a-la-crosse-dti-abe-students-participate-in-culture-camp/
GDI is a Saskatchewan-based educational, employment and cultural institute serving Métis across the province
