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Video Tag: Métis

A Conversation with Albert McLeod

Elder Albert McLeod, a Two Spirit Knowledge Keeper, together with Witness Lola Whonnock, speaks on the impacts of residential and day schools on Two Spirit people and gender identity in Indigenous communities.

A Conversation with Dickie Yuzicapi

Survivor Francis Dickie Yuzicapi, of Plains heritage including Ojibway, Cree, Métis, and Dakota, shares his experiences highlighting the legacy of residential schools...

A Conversation with Brian Normand

Day school Survivor Brian Normand, a descendant of the Red River Settlement, shares his story on the legacy of residential schools, his resilience and Métis identity, and the role of youth in advancing truth and reconciliation.

A Conversation with Linda McCullough

Linda McCullough, Survivor from Northern Saskatchewan, shares her story, highlighting the legacy of residential schools, the strength of her Métis identity, and the vital role of youth in advancing truth and reconciliation.

“The Gifts We Carry” Youth Empowerment Gathering 2025 (ASL)

This 140-minute live educational gathering (with ASL interpretation) will immerse you in the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture, music, dance, and history while honouring Residential School Survivors.

“The Gifts We Carry” Youth Empowerment Gathering 2025

This 140-minute live educational gathering will immerse you in the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture, music, dance, and history while honouring Residential School Survivors.

What Is Métis Jigging? Learn About The Culture and Dance!

Dancer Riley joined CBC Kids in studio to teach about Métis culture and jigging in this fun ‘Come Dance With Me’ segment for kids.

Reclaiming my Identity with Brian

Survivor Brian Normand talks about reclaiming his Métis cultural identity after leaving school.

The Indian Act

In this 3-minute video narrated by Sarain Fox, learn about the history of the Indian Act and its impact today.

Residential School History and Survivors’ Stories

Survivors Andrew Carrier and ‘Ejinagosi’ Richard Kistabish share their residential school experiences...