From boys with braids to girls with game
Indigenous youth are more engaged than ever
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From boys with braids to girls with game. They say the youth are our future - and if that's the case then our future is bright. Not only are the kids are alright, they are downright awesome.
Christopher Sanford-Beck says reconciliation can be as simple as talking to your neighbour. Find out how his vision took him all the way to Ottawa to meet the Governor General.
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Cree actress Imajyn Cardinal lived off the grid for two years and discovered her passion to fight climate change.
And two Inuit youth began training for a half-marathon in sub zero weather in northern Quebec but crossed the finish line in tropical temperatures in Hawaii.
N'we Jinan - Home to Me
Ta'kaiya Blaney - Earth Revolution
Cassidy Mann - Say You'll Miss Me
Ali Fontaine - Runaway