
CFNU is an Indigenous-led radio station and podcast lab that began as a student project at the University of Regina in 1994 and has since expanded to streaming content online, fostering community engagement and showcasing Indigenous culture.
CFNU Stories, featured and aired on APTN.
September 11, 2024
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August 21, 2024
MIKE LALIBERETE COULD BE CALLED A ‘FIXTURE’ ON THE POWWOW TRAIL. EVERYONE KNEW HIM AND SADLY, HE PASSED AWAY EARLIER THIS WEEK.
HE LEAVES A GREAT VOID…AND STORIES ABOUT HIM ARE BEING SHARED BY MANY.
MIKE LIVED ON FISHING LAKE FIRST NATION IN SASKATCHEWAN BUT AS NELSON BIRD REPORTS, HIS HOME…WAS WHEREVER HE WAS ABLE TO SHARE INDIGENOUS CULTURE.
August 19, 2024
ON JULY FIRST CANADA CELEBRATED ITS 157TH YEAR OF EXISTENCE UNDER THAT NAME….BUT WE ALL KNOW THAT INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WERE HERE LONG BEFORE THAT….AS WELL AS SEVERAL SETTLER COMMUNITIES.Â
AMONG THEM – CUMBERLAND HOUSE IN SASKATCHEWAN WHICH VERY RECENTLY COMMEMORATED IT’S TWO-HUNDRED- AND- FIFTIETH ANNIVERSAY.Â
FIRST NATION UNIVERSITY JOURNALISM STUDENT INTERN RANDI LAROCQUE WAS THERE TOO AND FILED THIS STORY.
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August 14, 2024
On a medicine wheel, the colour red represents indigenous people… and red also signifies the connection to ancestral bloodlines.
Now, imagine an art exhibit that combines the colour red, a piece of furniture… and indigenous people.
It is a reality created by a professional Anishinaabe photographer Nadia Kwandibens, and her work is on display in Regina.
Amanda Leader has more in this story.
August 1, 2024
CFNU is an Indigenous-led radio station and podcast lab that began as a student project at the University of Regina in 1994 and has since expanded to streaming content online, fostering community engagement and showcasing Indigenous culture.