First Peoples Law is seeking an articling student for the 2022-2023 articling year. Deadline October 15, 2021. Learn more + apply @ bit.ly/3jW9Y5z #IndigenousRights #lawtwitter @IBA_Canada

Join us on Thursday, Oct 7th for our rescheduled live-streamed Sisters in Spirit Vigil at 12pm EST on our Facebook page, at: bit.ly/33s8Jms We will honour the lives of #MMIWG, support those who are suffering and create opportunities for healing.

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary And I discovered Lowa Beebe in 2009 and she changed my life 🥰! So basically even just that intro made Twitter worthwhile 😉

Today marks the beginning of Veterans’ week. It’s a time to remember those who fought for the freedoms we have today. It's a time to remember those who never made it back home and those who came home with physical and emotional scars from their service. #CanadaRemembers

As the threats of climate change intensify, research confirms: Lands managed by #Indigenous Peoples are healthier & more vibrant. Join the #LandNeedsGuardians movement calling for more Indigenous-led stewardship to create a better world for everyone. bit.ly/2t9T108

#wellness #wholistichealth B.C. doctors can now prescribe national park pass to patients who need nature time globalnews.ca/news/8587316/b…

AMI is a not-for-profit broadcaster serving more than five million Canadians who are blind, partially sighted, deaf, hard of hearing, mobility or print restricted. Follow AMI for truly inclusive content.

The Orange Shirt Society would like to recognize the work of Quilts For Survivors, a non-profit, international collective effort of volunteers helping to offer comfort to Indian Residential School Survivors with handmade quilts. #everychildmatters #quiltsforsurvivors

Tansi - Cree Aba wathtech - Stoney Aaniin - Saulteaux Oki - Blackfoot Ɂedlanet'e - Dene Good morning Treaty 7! Almost to the weekend!! Here's a great shot of the Siksika Nation. Have a great day.

Windspeaker is an awesome station; Shows you a whole different Alberta. 🪶

(1/2) Did you know? The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples affirms Indigenous peoples’ right to revitalize and develop their languages.

(2/2) Justice Canada has translated the #UNDeclaration into 10 Indigenous languages. justice.gc.ca/eng/declaratio… #UNDRIP #IndigenousLanguages #IndigenousCulture #IndigenousVoices

We all have stories that make us who we are. By learning of others’ experiences we can support #MentalHealth, reduce stigma, and encourage others to seek help. Follow CMHA National & search #MyStory to see the conversation. Visit: ow.ly/ZApF50OhhRW #MentalHealthWeek.

We were out moose hunting with nohtawiy (my father) & nitikwatim (my 9 year old nephew)& out of no where he asks my dad “mosom (grandfather), when you were in residential school, how did you escape?” Nohtawiy thought about it & said “I couldn’t.” That was a sad, powerful moment.

More than 500 children from 4 schools near the former site of the Shubenacadie Indian Residential School in Nova Scotia placed orange flags in the shape of a heart in honour of those who did not come home. APTN’s angel moore was there to capture this photo.

As we approach Orange Shirt Day, it’s important to understand its history. The orange shirt refers to the new shirt that Phyllis Webstad was gifted from her grandmother for her first day at St. Joseph’s Mission Residential School in B.C. #OrangeShirtDay #TRW2023 1/2

Upon her arrival, her clothes, including her new orange shirt, were taken away and never given back. For Phyllis, the color orange came to symbolize her painful experiences at the #ResidentialInstitution. To learn more, visit: ow.ly/PkTN50PPpZ4. #EveryChildMatters 2/2

Just in time for Orange Shirt Day tomorrow you can watch the Spirit Bear film series honouring those affected by residential schools FOR FREE online at our website. 🎥

Today, I am honoured to be at the University of Calgary to recognize this year's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation & Orange Shirt Day 2023. 🧡 R-L: Shawna Cunningham, Elder Rose Crowshoe, Elder Reg Crowshoe, Keynote Chief Cadmus Delorme & U of C President Dr. Edward

Who would ever say no to Elvis? Buffy Sainte-Marie did and she’s PROUD OF IT. Jann “stop live horse export” Arden and Buffy Sainte-Marie had a great conversation about Indigenous Identity, the music industry + more. Listen now in the iHeartRadio Canada app or wherever you get your pods iheart.com/podcast/962-th…