The diverse range of Social Studies courses offered at Shaftesbury High School, including Grade 9 Canada in the Contemporary World, Grade 10 Geographic Issues of the 21st Century, American History, Grade 11 Canadian History, Cinema as a Witness to Modern History, and Current Topics in First Nations,

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Learn about the Inuit people of the Arctic, their traditional way of life including homes, transportation, hunting practices, and diet. Discover their rich heritage, language, and population distribution across Greenland, Canada, the United States, and Russia.

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In a time of societal transformation, there is a growing demand for transparency and collaborative decision-making processes. This project, led by a diverse team of collaborators, focuses on co-design methodologies within organizational settings to empower stakeholders and foster meaningful engageme

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This guide provides information on the benefits of registering as an Inuit business, eligibility criteria, steps to register, supporting documentation required, and resources available for assistance. It emphasizes the advantages and unique support available to Inuit women business owners, showcasin

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Dive into the dangerous and courageous world of Arctic exploration with Lauren Tarshis' "Frozen Dreams DiscussionFebruary.Scope". Discover the challenges faced by Matthew Henson, the differences and similarities between Henson and Peary, and the significance of Henson's friendships with the Inuit in

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Jordan's Principle was named in memory of Jordan River Anderson, a young boy whose tragic story led to the establishment of a legal requirement ensuring access to services for First Nations and Inuit children in Canada without delays or disruptions. This principle aims to prevent situations where ch

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The Arctic Native Americans inhabited the Western and Northern coasts along the Bering Sea and the Arctic Ocean, relying on hunting, fishing, and traditional practices for survival in the cold, snow-covered environment. They lived in igloos, wore animal skins for warmth, and belonged to tribes like

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Exploring the correlation between language and culture, this content delves into how various languages reflect cultural values and priorities. Through examples like the Inuit language with rich vocabulary for snow and seals, the Shinzwani culture's unique word for mother and aunt, and the evolving l

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Preliminary findings explore the perceptions of elders, students, faculty, and staff regarding giftedness within Canadian Indigenous communities. The study aims to understand and address the underrepresentation of First Nations, Metis, and Inuit gifted students in educational programs through a cult

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