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Federal funding to boost area Ojibway language, culture

Batchewana First Nation awarded $152,100 from the Indigenous Language and Culture fund
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Batchewana First Nation (BFN) will now be able to advance Ojibway language and culture throughout all BFN territories after receiving $152,100 in funding from Canada’s Indigenous Language and Culture fund.

"BFN leadership identify language as a key component of nationhood and have made significant efforts to ensure programs are provided adequate resources," states a news release issued today.  

These funds have been used to hire a new teacher for on-reserve daycare, promoting early years and youth centre programs (including costs of cultural materials) for Obadjiwan, Goulais, Rankin and off-reserve membership.

 

 


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