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Centre tries to fill gap in Indigenous language programs in Ottawa
Implementing Indigenous language programs in schools would help with many things, including reconciliation and the preservation of culture.
![On Friday, Oct. 9, Parkdale Food Centre handed out 200 Thanksgiving meals. From left to right: Mary Hill, Ashley-Lynn Foster and Karen Secord. [Photo © Christianna Alexiou]](https://capitalcurrent.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Feature.jpg)
Cooking for a Cause Ottawa shows what the power of good food can achieve
A food security initiative that was started due to COVID-19, hopes to continue operations into 2021.
15,000 City of Ottawa employees getting a lesson in Indigenous history and culture
This launch is an impactful step, for learning how to build better relationships, according to the City’s diversity and inclusion specialist.
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Faces of change: Heidi Langille is creating allies by celebrating Inuit culture
According to Heidi Langille, an urban Inuk and dedicated mother, one of the best ways to create allies is through the celebration of culture.