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Quebec’s first Indigenous educational hub

December 21, 2022 7:36 pm EST.
"We call it the Knowledge House," said Denis Gros-Louis, Director General of the First Nations Education Council, on an agreement for Quebec’s first Indigenous educational hub. Tina Tenneriello has more.

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