Pêyak Little Duck. Bilingual Ed. Plains Cree & English. (FNCR 2026) Nature The fourth book from acclaimed

The fourth book from acclaimed writer Katłıà brings a Northern Indigenous perspective to the destructive effects of ongoing colonialism

Colonists in Conflict

this collection presents a detailed examination of the various forms of racism faced by immigrants and Indigenous people living and working in Southern Alberta

The introduction is by Jordan Abel

It takes you from Day One to Day 60 of a No-English Ojibwe immersion program

Pêyak Little Duck. Bilingual Ed. Plains Cree & English. (FNCR 2026) Nature The fourth book from acclaimedBy Sandra Lamouche, a nhiyaw iskww (Cree woman) from the Bigstone Cree Nation in northern Alberta. Illustrated by Mando Littlechild, a Treaty 6 nhiyaw First Nations artist from Maskwacis, Alberta. Pimoht, come walk this way. Let's count in Cree the birds we see! Let's go on a walk and practice our language! What birds will we see? I see one ssp pyak little duck! In a celebration of the connection between language learning and the land, a young child