E Meshkwadooniged Mitig / The Trading Tree College deep in the creases and

deep in the creases and folds of the everyday

Lucy Ida Pitawanakwat and Honourine Trudeau-Wright share their experiences in this valuable language resource

From a variety of methodological perspectives

This new Theytus publication is a bilingual picture book with the story printed in English and the Weledeh Dialect of the Dogrib/Tlicho (Na-Dene) language

highlights what is being done to address these issues and the role of the TRC in this

E Meshkwadooniged Mitig / The Trading Tree College deep in the creases andE Meshkwadooniged Mitig The Trading Tree, tells the story of a very old sugar maple standing on the shore of Lake Simcoe from the days when Indigenous and early settler families traded goods and stories, to a recent project of Indigenous and non indigenous children building a series of rain gardens to honour the tree's history.