The Chiefs of Ontario and the Chiefs and Technical Committee on Languages and Learning are pleased to announce an upcoming First Nation Languages and Education forum for February 7 - 9, 2023. We have many exciting keynote speakers and presenters lined up, plus numerous breakout sessions planned! Please Register Here! Updated - Language-Education Forum Draft Agenda
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The Chiefs of Ontario and the Chiefs and Technical Committee on Languages and Learning are pleased to announce an upcoming First Nation Languages and Education forum for February 7 - 9, 2023. We have many exciting keynote speakers and presenters lined up, plus numerous breakout sessions planned! Forum Highlights include: Information sharing on activity focused on
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