The city of Edmonton is using Plains Cree words to name two bridges on the southeast LRT extension in honour of the aboriginal community. Click here to read more.
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Recent Posts
- Neal McLeod and Kegedonce launch Neechie Hustle September 19, 2017
- Wayne Jackson: tipiskâw mêkwac (y-dialect, audio) September 18, 2017
- Tomson Highway at the Winnipeg Art Gallery September 16, 2017
- “Feds Rushing to help save endangered Indigenous languages” September 15, 2017
- Charlie Venne: Cree Verbs with Caitlyn (th-dialect, video) September 13, 2017
Aboriginal Books for Children
Cree Language and Literacy Supports
- Aboriginal Circle of Educators
- Alberta Language Technology Lab
- Burnaby Aboriginal Literacy Blog
- Chelsea Vowel's inventory of Cree language resources on the web
- Cree Linguistic Atlas
- First Nations Literacy : Ningwakwe Learning Press
- GlobalLang
- Indspire
- Kepin's Cree Language Blog
- Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre
- Michif Language Dictionary
- Miyo Wahkohtowin Education: Ermineskin
- nêhiyâwêwin (Cree) Word/Phrase of the Day on Facebook –
- nehiyawewin.ca
- Plains Cree On-line Dictionary
- Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre: Plains Cree
- The Gift of Language and Culture
Sound Recordings: Listen to Elders
University Level Programs
- CILLDI: Canadian Indigenous Languages and Literacy Institute, University of Alberta
- First Nations University: Indian Languages and Linguistics
- Foundation for Endangered Languages (FEL) Canada
- University College of the North: Certificate in Teaching Cree
- University nuhelot’įne thaiyots’į nistameyimâkanak Blue Quills