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In the Midnight Sweatlodge: Tales of Discovery & Healing by Waubgeshig Rice

Author: Amruta Phansalker Not a typical collection of short stories, but a gem that will set you on a course...

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Of Food, Of Healing, Of Cultural Connect

Author: Amruta Phansalker Shane M. Chartrand’s Tawâw: Progressive Indigenous Cuisine is an inspirational cookbook that serves as an odyssey into...

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Free workshops, tours and events

CONNECT FEST, coming up April 26-30, is a five day celebration of lifelong learning and connection presented by SFU, the City of Burnaby,...

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Indigenous author & Indigenous content stickers in the Library

Next time you are browsing the BCIT Library’s (awesome) Popular Reading collection look for these stickers. They indicate books with...

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