Release: DreamCatching Comes to Saskatchewan in Response to Demographics

Improving the quality of the education to which Aboriginal peoples have access is a national priority, and one with particular importance for Saskatchewan where Aboriginal people represent the fastest-growing demographic group in the province. Staff no

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Main Author: External Relations, University of Regina
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Mount Pleasant Educational Services
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First Nations University of Canada
DreamCatching 2007: Workshops in Math and Science for Teachers of Aboriginal Students
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