Western President Alan Shepard shone a spotlight on the “Western plus London” connection Tuesday morning in a public address that drew a large audience of community leaders. The Engage Western President’s Address and Breakfast brought more than 50 …
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Western joins effort to preserve Oneida language
In the summer months, travel a half hour south of London and you’ll find David Kanatawakhon working to resurrect a dying language.
Documentary chronicles threats to Indigenous health
London audiences will get an early look at a powerful new documentary by Western Indigenous Health researcher Chantelle Richmond and Emmy Award-winning Ojibway filmmaker James M. Fortier, in advance of a wider release this fall.
Several named Women of Excellence
There is a strong Western feel to this year’s YMCA of Western Ontario’s Women of Excellence award winners, announced Tuesday at London’s Central YMCA on Waterloo Street.
Making Indigenous services part of community’s fabric
You can say it has always been at the heart of Candace Brunette’s academic and professional lives.
Western leads Indigenous Education Summit
The Right Honourable Paul Martin, Canada’s 21st Prime Minister, will deliver the opening remarks at the Indigenous Education Summit, a two-day event (Oct. 4-5) at Queen’s Landing in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.
Youth addressing First Nation health concerns
Research with Canada’s First Nations has identified important links between the health of the environment and the health of local communities.
Western joins effort to preserve Oneida language
In the summer months, travel a half hour south of London and you’ll find David Kanatawakhon working to resurrect a dying language.
Documentary chronicles threats to Indigenous health
London audiences will get an early look at a powerful new documentary by Western Indigenous Health researcher Chantelle Richmond and Emmy Award-winning Ojibway filmmaker James M. Fortier, in advance of a wider release this fall.
Several named Women of Excellence
There is a strong Western feel to this year’s YMCA of Western Ontario’s Women of Excellence award winners, announced Tuesday at London’s Central YMCA on Waterloo Street.
Making Indigenous services part of community’s fabric
You can say it has always been at the heart of Candace Brunette’s academic and professional lives.
Western leads Indigenous Education Summit
The Right Honourable Paul Martin, Canada’s 21st Prime Minister, will deliver the opening remarks at the Indigenous Education Summit, a two-day event (Oct. 4-5) at Queen’s Landing in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.
Youth addressing First Nation health concerns
Research with Canada’s First Nations has identified important links between the health of the environment and the health of local communities.