Past Episodes: February 2012 Archives
Monday February 27, 2012
Survivor on whether Harper's apology should be displayed
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission's interim report was released at the end of February. In it, the commissioners called for changes to Canadian public school curriculums to include the story of the residential school system and its impacts. The report also recommended that every secondary school in the country display a framed copy of Prime Minister Harper's 2008 apology to survivors. Betsy Longchap spoke with residential school survivor Lilly Sutherland, from Waswanipi.
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Monday February 27, 2012
PSSS offering new services on-line
The Post-Secondary Student Services has a new on-line application process this year. It's a way for the PSSS to make it's services more available to current and potential students. Joshua Loon spoke with Jane Blacksmith to find out more.
To apply online here is the web site. www.csbpostsecondary.ca
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Wednesday February 22, 2012
Stories of the snowy owl in Eyou Istchee

Categories: Past Episodes
- June 2013
- Tue., 4 – CAVAC offers local services for victims
- May 2013
- Tue., 28 – CRA organizes 1st wellness symposium
- Tue., 21 – Chisasibi heritage centre almost complete
- Thu., 16 – Challenges of studying far from home
- Thu., 16 – 1376 kilometres walked and 96 to go!
- Tue., 14 – David Kawapit joins Manitoba youth in Ottawa
- Fri., 10 – Message to a single mom
- April 2013
- Fri., 19 – Waskaganish teen completes puzzle in 35 sec
- Thu., 18 – Staying sober after Nishiyuu
- Thu., 4 – Back to reality for Nishiyuu walkers
- March 2013
- Tue., 26 – Thousands greet Nishiyuu in Ottawa
- Mon., 25 – Voices of Nishiyuu (English)
- Mon., 25 – Nishiyuu arrives in Ottawa
- Fri., 15 – CHR has tips to boost your nutrition
- Mon., 11 – Chisasibi gears up for TRC event
- Mon., 11 – Some of the voices from Nishiyuu
- Thu., 7 – Survivors' tears burned in sacred fire
- Wed., 6 – Lac Simon welcomes Nishiyuu walkers
- Mon., 4 – CNACA hosts Cree Festival in Val d'Or
- February 2013
- Tue., 26 – Nishiyuu walkers reach James Bay Highway
- Fri., 22 – Eastmain residents prepare for local journey
- Thu., 21 – Preparing for a long-distance trek
- Fri., 15 – Free legal advice for First Nations women
- Wed., 13 – Original six youth on Nishiyuu Journey
- Wed., 13 – Nishiyuu guide talks of his personal journey
- Wed., 6 – TRC stops in Val d'Or
- Tue., 5 – Nishiyuu walkers now over 30 people
- January 2013
- Mon., 28 – Latest on the Nishiyuu walkers
- Wed., 16 – Romeo Saganash returns to House of Commons
- December 2012
- Mon., 10 – Vandalism a problem in the communities
- November 2012
- Thu., 15 – Fire destroys Youth Center in Whapmagoostui
- Wed., 7 – Bullying in Eeyou Istchee
- Thu., 1 – Eeyou Istchee prepares for flu season
- October 2012
- Fri., 26 – Wemindji recognizes youth
- Thu., 25 – Hunter kills two bears
- Mon., 15 – Maamuitaau celebrates 30th anniversary
- Wed., 10 – Moose stories in Eyou Istchee
- Wed., 3 – Grand Chief on news Plan Nord is no more
- Mon., 1 – Walk against violence
- September 2012
- Thu., 27 – New Cree Health Board chairperson
- Fri., 21 – Air Creebec in a period of expansion
- Fri., 21 – Candidates running for CHB
- Mon., 17 – Air Creebec opens new hanger in Montreal
- Tue., 11 – Cree pilot remembers 9/11
- Wed., 5 – What PQ victory means for Eyou Istchee
- August 2012
- July 2012
- Mon., 23 – Sundance series - part 5
- Thu., 19 – Sundance series - part 4
- Wed., 18 – Sundance series - part 3
- Wed., 18 – Sundance series - Part 2
- Mon., 16 – Sundance comes to Eyou Istchee
- Wed., 4 – Learning donut-making from an expert
- June 2012
- Thu., 28 – Language key to keeping Cree culture alive
- Wed., 20 – New band Cree Rising launches single
- Wed., 20 – A campaign against violence in Eyou Istchee
- Mon., 11 – Grand Council to stand behind Mistissini
- Mon., 4 – Cree Mining Policy 101
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- Wed., 28 – Chisasibi hosts Makivik AGA
- Mon., 12 – Filmmaker looking for UFO's in Eyou Istchee
- February 2012
- Mon., 27 – PSSS offering new services on-line
- Wed., 22 – Stories of the snowy owl in Eyou Istchee
- Fri., 10 – New post-secondary office in Gatineau
- Wed., 1 – Waswanipi loses a respected Elder
- Wed., 1 – Giant animals visit Oujé Bougoumou
- January 2012
- Wed., 18 – The place of the otter in Eeyou Istchee
- Wed., 18 – History of Nemaska project
- Mon., 16 – Abraham Rupert resigns as Chief of Chisasibi
- December 2011
- Tue., 20 – Surprise guest arrives at Espresso Hotel !
- November 2011
- Fri., 25 – Wildlife officer reminds hunter of rules
- Wed., 16 – Cree Culture takes centre stage
- Fri., 4 – CNYC symposium helps youth find a career
- Fri., 4 – Former CBC North host remembers
- October 2011
- Wed., 12 – Chikabash legend told by Maggie Natachequan
- Thu., 6 – Working with elders a satisfying career
- September 2011
- Mon., 19 – Romeo Saganash running for N.D.P. leadership
- Mon., 19 – Talking safe-sex with your teen made easier
- Mon., 12 – Mold problem in arena in Chisasibi
- August 2011
- Tue., 16 – Washaw Sibi has new chief
- Fri., 5 – New local clinic unveils art
- July 2011
- Wed., 13 – Cree youth to reclaim old traditional routes
- Wed., 13 – Wemindji radio releases video project
- Tue., 5 – A new protected area in Eeyou Istchee
- June 2011
- Wed., 22 – Grand Chief explains new human rights rules
- Mon., 20 – CTA keeps close eye on fur market
- Mon., 20 – Eastmain honours hunt with Goose Dance
- Wed., 15 – Eastmain sewing group going strong
- Wed., 8 – Crees complete CHR training in Val d'Or
- Mon., 6 – Abel Bosum explains Cree Mining Policies
- May 2011
- Mon., 30 – MP Saganash becomes Natural Resources critic
- Wed., 18 – Elder shares traditional medicine techniques
- Mon., 16 – Nine young Rangers head to Peru
- Wed., 11 – Waiting for the geese to come in
- Thu., 5 – Keeping safe during goose break
- Thu., 5 – Healthy eating while at camp
- April 2011
- Fri., 15 – Washaw Sibi waiting for green light to move
- Tue., 12 – Niskamoon offers internship opportunity
- March 2011
- Thu., 31 – High food prices hit families hard
- Fri., 25 – High speed coming slowly but surely
- February 2011
- Fri., 25 – Wemindji says "yes" to Goldcorp mine
- January 2011
- Fri., 28 – Whapmagoostui youth shares suicide story
- Fri., 28 – Youth talk openly about sex
- Wed., 26 – Elder's Story: Becoming a Woman
- Fri., 21 – Youth take on new technology
- Wed., 19 – Quitting time: Roger Orr takes the plunge
- Mon., 17 – Youth speak out about fashion
- Wed., 12 – New compensation for Fort George Hostellers
- Mon., 10 – New book depicts Cree traditions
- Tue., 4 – Gun safety tips to ring in the New Year
- December 2010
- Mon., 6 – Crees open new Quebec Embassy
- Wed., 1 – OJ split over sweatlodge debate
- November 2010
- Mon., 29 – Latest results from Enviro Health Study
- Wed., 17 – Harry Snowboy launches book about his life
- October 2010
- Wed., 27 – CSB Chair responds to CLIP concerns
- Fri., 22 – Young woman kills first moose... and second.
- Fri., 15 – Cree Word Challenge
- Wed., 13 – Women's Corner: Professional Cook Amy Dick
- Fri., 1 – Homage to Billy Diamond
- September 2010
- Tue., 14 – Back to school in the big city
- Thu., 9 – Our Cree Word Challenge is back!
- Wed., 8 – Four decades of dedication to her job
- Fri., 3 – Five Gemini nominations for Cree films
- August 2010
- Mon., 30 – Preparing for fall
- Fri., 27 – Cree women walk to end breast cancer
- Tue., 17 – New diabetes statistics spur call to action
- Thu., 12 – Cree finances discussed at AGA
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Chisasibi | 101.1 FM |
Manouane | 103.5 FM |
Mistissini | 100.7 FM |
Obedijiwan | 92.9 FM |
Ouje-Bougoumou | Cable 4 |
Waskaganish | 103.5 FM |
Waswanipi | 101.5 FM |
Wemindji | 103.5 FM |
Weymontachie | 750 AM |