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Kwe’! Ullaakut! Welcome! Coming to you from Lkwungen & Algonquin territories, just two Indigenous girls tryna make it in an Urban world! Join us in discussing who we are, how we got here and everything between. Co-host & co-creator is Madeleine Begin who is Mi’kmaw from Nova Scotia, as well as co-hosted & co-creator Katelynne Adams who is Inuk from Kuujjuaq and Kangiqliniq. Follow us on: Instagram: @SpillingteaPod, @kate.adams_ & @madzbegin TikTok:@spilabteaundercedartree website: www.spilli ...
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In today's fairly personal episode, the discussion covers how all our canines, in their performances and behavior, reflect back what they receive from their partners. They are like the Divine Mechanism helping us to see ourselves. When their performance and behavior is evaluated on this basis, it is both humbling and powerful in reaching the improv…
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62-year-old Julianna Rich and her niece are two of seven Innu graduates of the Innu Teacher Assistant Program. The two-year program is designed to help get more Innu into the classroom. Hear from them on their advice for others thinking about furthering their education.
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In today's episode, we discuss a couple different approaches to training a dog. There is the 'teaching the right motions', the 'make them do it right', the 'repeat it until they get it' and then the one I like, teach them to give their best effort and reward that response. Probably the last one is the hardest, because you have to pay attention the …
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Ashlee Cunsolo says living in Labrador—and building up the Labrador Campus—has been a life-changing experience. But this summer, the Labrador Campus Vice-Provost is moving on. We hear about her new job at Acadia University—and reflect on some of her accomplishments in Labrador over the last 8 years.
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Rose Gregoire, an Innu social services worker, brought forward issues in her community back in the 80s and 90s. Now, her daughter Janet Bellefleur is carrying on her mother’s work. We listen to Bellefleur’s testimony at the Inquiry respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System earlier this year.…
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In today's episode, we discuss the success of localized pointing Lab clubs and how we need to form more of these to help in educating more people about these dogs. Where do you get a good pup, how do you train them with both retrieving and pointing aspects? What should you do with a new pup? How can you meet people to train with, what equipment do …
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