Feature Story: Immersed in Saulteaux

Denise Asham sits with her mother and two sons as they count in Saulteaux. With help from her mom, Cecile, she’s teaching Bradley and Cary through immersion. She’s also helping to keep the language alive in her community. “In Pasqua First Nation, our Indigenous tongue is on the brink of extinction....

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Main Author: External Relations, University of Regina
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