Several schools have launched new efforts and initiatives to support Indigenous language learning. The Lambton Kent District School Board—which offers second-language learning options in Anishnaabemowin and Lenape—has launched a learning app. The app covers vocabulary practice, listening and reading comprehension, and writing tasks. The University of Saskatchewan has partnered with the Gabriel Dumont Institute, Métis Nation-Saskatchewan, and Saskatoon Public Schools to expand its Indigenous Language Certificate with a Michif language stream. This certificate focuses on cultivating new Michif speakers and equipping them with the tools and skills needed to teach the language. The program also meets the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board’s requirements for an Additional Qualification Certificate.
