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Kitigan Zibi author's Anishinaabemowin children's book recognized in global collection

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A new UNESCO collection of children's books in Indigenous and endangered languages across the world features 25 books from Canada in Indigenous languages as part of a language revitalization project.

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Kitigan Zibi author's Anishinaabemowin children's book recognized in global collection

A new UNESCO collection of children's books in Indigenous and endangered languages across the world features 25 books from Canada in Indigenous languages as part of a language revitalization project.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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