Indigenous Education

Residential Schools Remembered

Seven Grandfather Teachings

Aboriginal Veterans

Advocates push for better, mandatory Indigenous curriculum - CityNews TorontoThe new Indigenous studies curriculum for TDSB students has now been introduced to classrooms across the city. But as Tina Yazdani reports, some advocates are pushing for major reforms that would make Indigenous studies mandatory across the system.

Community Resources

The Caring Society

They will help pay for things and organize services for people who identify as First Nations, Métis and Inuit. There are two local contacts Farah 647-272-6352 & Taia - 416-952-9593 (For Ottawa call 1-855-JP-CHILD)

Jordan’s Principle is a child-first principle named in memory of Jordan River Anderson, a First Nations child from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba. Born with complex medical needs, Jordan spent more than two years unnecessarily in hospital while the Province of Manitoba and the federal government argued over who should pay for his at home care. Jordan died in the hospital at the age of five years old, never having spent a day in his family home.

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Local Community Resources for Indigenous Peoples

Health Resources for Indigenous Peoples

TDSB Approved Partners for Indigenous Education

Contact Tessa.Sill@tdsb.on.ca to book a partner. See complete list of TDSB Partners