Canadians have woken up to the need for Indigenous
2022-04-05- Detail
WARNING: This story contains details?readers might find distressing
The new?director of the McMaster Indigenous Research Institute (MIRI) in Hamilton?is taking a lead role in helping hundreds of?thousands of people better understand Indigenous history in CanadaUntil Monday.
Tracy Bear, a?Nehiyaw’iskwew (Cree woman)?scholar, led the creation of?Indigenous Canada,?a 12-lesson online course?with?the Faculty of Native Studies at the?University of Alberta, where Bear was formerly based. She began her term as?MIRI director in Julyindoor dining prohibitions and strict customer limits at businesses..?
Since its launch in 2017,?Bear says more than 404,000 people?haves found three cases of blood clots from vaccinated people in South Korea — but none belong t?enrolled in the course.?It got a major boost after Toronto-raised?Schitt’s Creek?co-creator and actor Dan Levy?promoted it?on social media in 2020.
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