APTN Elders Collection


Tamapta: 1 of 4

Narrator: Grant MacEwan Community College is situated in the heart of Edmonton’s downtown and is where Alison Lennie of Inuvik, NT is working towards her Bachelor of Commerce Degree.



Sharing Circle: Part 3 of 4

I live on $200/month. My program does not take very much money. I started off with the house that I grew up in. As long as I have a warm place for the children to learn in, that’s my biggest goal.



Qallunajatut Urban: Urban Inuk Part 2 of 2

When I pull here, the other ones get tighter too. My grandfather taught me when I was becoming a hunter. He teaches me all kinds of things. He wants me to have these skills too.



My Father, My Teacher: Part 2 of 2

Victor: Times change. We’re in a fast world. “I’ve got to go”, ”I’ve got to make a phone call”, “I have to go to a meeting”. I got nothing against it. It has to happen.



Mitiarjuk Nappaaluk: Part 3 of 3

Narrator: Community life brings about fundamental changes to the social fabric in Nunavik.



Dab Iyiyuu: The Sledmaker - Part 1 of 5

Harry Bearskin: My name is Harry Bearskin. I am a Chisasibi Cree Narrator: Harry Bearskin is 64 years old. He’s at his winter camp inland from Chisasibi.



Sapohtew Kiskinwahama Towin: 11 of 11

Elder: The goal to save Aboriginal languages became a reality. Efforts were combined to promote the languages in educational institutions.



Sapohtew Kiskinwahama Towin: 10 of 11

Elder 1: The cultural revitalization movement within Indigenous communities grow.



Sapohtew Kiskinwahama Towin: 9 of 11

Elder 1: Aboriginal people began to talk about the political movement in Canada. They were excited about the election of Pierre Trudeau in 1968.



Sapohtew Kiskinwahama Towin: 8 of 11

Elder: The colonial tactic of separating the child with the parent is enforced. The government officials thought about this. They did not want the parents influencing their children.


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