“In the Inuit regions of Labrador, the word “son” is written as “Innik.” Cross the border into Arctic Quebec and the word becomes “Irniq.” Skip across Hudson Strait onto Baffin Island, and the word is now a series of syllabic symbols that — to non-Inuit—might look like a triangle, a whistle and several elevated squiggles.”…
Glané sur The Big Story — Codex Mendoza Before the Spanish invaded what is now Mexico, the pre-Hispanic cultures of that region used codices – “pictorial and iconic documents” – to preserve and transmit their histories, cultures, and values. This website is a digital resource providing close study of a Mexican Codex, with its pictures,…
Le Blogue de Johanne Marcotte (…) Les Québécois ont fini par avoir l’heure juste sur ce qui est arrivé, en 2008, à leur bas de laine géré par la Caisse de dépôt et de placement. Souvenons-nous de l’importance de l’événement: des pertes de 38 milliards $ dont une certaine proportion est due au produit toxique des PCAA….
Future King Edward VIII called French Canadians ‘rotten’ in private letter By THOMAS BURROWS FOR MAILONLINE Derided them for being ‘shirkers’ in not supporting British Empire in WW1 WW1 divided Canada, with French-speakers accused of not doing enough