INCA NEWS
Community and Campus News produced by INCA students

A helping hand
A helping hand Tiffany Oakes helps Nekaneet's urban band members get through the pandemic by Logan Oakes At Nekaneet First
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Cowessess family services meet pandemic challenge
Geneen Sparvier is a prevention social worker at Cowessess First Nation. Provided photo. Cowessess family services meet pandemic challenge by
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Not just pretty to look at: Beading project promotes prayer and healing during the pandemic
Journey Home Begins by Jody Henderson, Wild Moon Child by Jazenta Saultier and Fleur by Karen Anderson. Photo by Lori
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Qu’Appelle Valley residents join All Nations’ Healing Hospital to Fight COVID-19
Residents of Fort Qu’Appelle and surrounding First Nations all came together to show love for the community and help the
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Indigenous ‘TikTokers’ use app to share culture
Michelle Chubb is using TikTok to connect with and educate Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth
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First Nations University library services impacted by COVID-19 lockdown
On March 27, libraries were shut down on all three FNUniv campuses.
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Run Cappo run: Finding health in the time of COVID
The stay at home order hasn't stopped Jeff Cappo from focusing on his physical and mental health.
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Homeschooling during pandemic presents challenges
Veronique Mireault, a full-time student, won't graduate as planned because of the stress of juggling studies while teaching her son
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School division reaches out to on-reserve pupils
First Nation students have transitioned to distance learning with the help of Prairie Valley School Division.
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Literary festivals move online
Photo: Festival of Words 2019. Moose Jaw Public Library Rotunda. Photo credit: Rob Harden
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Funding gap threatens First Nations COVID-19 border patrols in south
Checkpoint at Piapot First Nation on May 13 | Darla Ponace photo Funding gap threatens First Nations COVID-19 border patrols
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Métis Elder receives Saskatchewan Book Award nomination for first book
In 2019, at 84 years, respected Métis Elder Cecile Blanke published her first book Lac Pelletier: My Métis Home, which
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Domestic violence survivors turn to social media during lockdown
Domestic violence survivors are turning to social media for help in dangerous situations during the COVID-19 lockdown, according to the
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COVID-19 affects judicial interim release process
At least one Saskatchewan prison inmate has been successful gaining judicial interim release due to COVID-19, according to court documents.
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Former inmate finds new path with Indigenous-run reintegration program
After 23 years behind bars, Terrence Naistus is reconnecting with life on the outside.
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Popular blogger faces criticism for MMIWG comments
Bianca Linaires, a popular American makeup blogger on Facebook, is facing opposition from Indigenous people on both sides of the
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INCA grad tracking COVID-19 stories
INCA grad Jaida Beaudin-Herney is tracking COVID-19 in Indigenous communities for the Institute for Investigative Journalism.
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Media star power launches INCA 2020
Some of the top names in Indigenous journalism will help launch Day 1 of the INCA Summer Institute.
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INCA Summer Institute goes remote due to COVID19
This May-June the INCA Summer Institute will be offered remotely for the first time in its 25-year history.
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INCA grad nabs national reporting award
Jamin Mike is a finalist for this year’s Emerging Indigenous Reporters Award.
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Ghost hunting with an Indigenous twist
Ghost hunting with an Indigenous twist by Sara Poitras The Other Side is an unscripted documentary series that uses a
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‘Warrior Games’ program showcases Indigenous sports
Warrior Games showcases Indigenous sports by Teagan Roszell Warrior Games follows the journey of its host as he travels
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APTN’s ‘Taken’ shines light on unsolved MMIWG cases
APTN's Taken shines light on unsolved MMIWG cases By Maria Shakhawat Taken is a documentary series produced by Eagle Vision
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Not just pretty to look at: Beading project promotes prayer and healing during the pandemic
Journey Home Begins by Jody Henderson, Wild Moon Child by Jazenta Saultier and Fleur by Karen Anderson. Photo by Lori
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Indigenous ‘TikTokers’ use app to share culture
Michelle Chubb is using TikTok to connect with and educate Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth
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Literary festivals move online
Photo: Festival of Words 2019. Moose Jaw Public Library Rotunda. Photo credit: Rob Harden
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Métis Elder receives Saskatchewan Book Award nomination for first book
In 2019, at 84 years, respected Métis Elder Cecile Blanke published her first book Lac Pelletier: My Métis Home, which
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For your book bag!
'Elements of Indigenous Style' is a must-have for any journalist.
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Home Away From Home
Why do students call FNUniv their second home? Listen to this three-part podcast series, which originally aired on MBC Radio,
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Words of Wisdom
INCA News · WOW! Words of Wisdom Radio Special for Indigenous People's Day 2020 Produced by students in the INCA
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Connecting Through COVID
Connecting Through COVID INCA News · Connecting Through COVID Connecting Through COVID looks at how people have reached out to
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