Module 4 of PSAC's online course, Walking in Our Truth Together, is now available. This essential program, rooted in Truth and Reconciliation, explores the histories, rights, and perspectives of Indigenous Peoples. 

The latest module, titled "Kitachimowinaw: The Métis, Our Story," invites participants to delve into the captivating and often underrepresented history of the Métis. Uncover their origins, distinct culture, persistent struggles for recognition, and remarkable contributions to Canada’s identity, while gaining a deeper understanding of their self-determination, sacred connection to the land, and values like wahkohtowin (relationality). 

If you’ve started your learning with Modules 1-3, continue your journey by diving into Module 4. If you haven’t registered yet, this is a great time to begin. Each module is self-paced, allowing you to learn and reflect on your schedule.   

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What you’ll learn: 

• The historical and cultural roots of the Métis, from the fur trade era to the present day. 
• The pivotal role of the Métis in the creation of Manitoba and their lasting impact on Canadian identity. 
• Contemporary challenges and the ongoing efforts to revitalize their language and traditions. 

This module will transform your understanding of the Métis people, showcasing the as vital contributors to a more equitable and inclusive society. You will also be empowered to become an informed and active ally in the movement toward reconciliation. 

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About the course 

Walking in Our Truth Together is our new online course that invites you to deepen your understanding and take meaningful steps toward reconciliation. Developed in collaboration with Canadian Geographic, this course supports our commitment to reconciliation by increasing awareness of Indigenous realities, honouring resilience, and fostering impactful change.   

Over 10-modules, participants will explore crucial topics such as treaties, Indigenous law, Métis history, and the cultural richness of Inuit life. Each module delves into Indigenous history, legal frameworks, and rights, highlighting their ongoing significance in today’s society.  

This isn’t just an educational program — it’s a transformative journey toward a more respectful and inclusive future.