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Homemasinipayihowina / dene zidihtł’is kųe (Photo Gallery)Bachelor of Arts in Cree

Bachelor of Arts in Cree

ê-panisâwêt (s/he is cutting meat)

ê-panisâwêcik (They are cutting meat)

ê-panisâwêyâhk (We are cutting meat)

Sharing circle at Cultural Camp held in Ministikwan, Sk

Arts & Craft project led by BQ Studens at Cree Immersion school in Ministikwan, Sk

ê-mâtihikêcik (They are scraping the fur off)

ê-pakitahwâcik Ministikwan sâkahikanihk (They set a net at Ministikwan Lake)

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“When I walk into Blue Quills, I want to know that it’s an Indian School. I want to be able to smell the sweetgrass. I want to hear the Cree language spoken, the drums, and the songs. I want to be able to see pictures on the walls representing who we are.” Carl Quinn, Board Chairman

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