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Hand Games

Twenty years ago, traditional Dene hand games seemed to be on the verge of dying. But a youth-led revival has given them new life, and they are once again a thriving cultural mainstay.

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A Creole Revival in Louisiana

In Louisiana, Creole culture is growing in popularity, even as the number of French speakers declines. But a new generation is fighting against the odds to preserve their traditional dialect.

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Sweet Survival

The pandemic nearly killed Québec’s family-run sugar shacks, but the guardians of this centuries-old tradition wouldn’t let it die so easily.

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Grizzlies at the Table

When the wild salmon runs around Wuikinuxv, BC, were depleted, the local grizzly bears grew hungry — and dangerous. Now, as the salmon are returning, the community is asking a challenging new question: can we include the bears in the management of the fishery?

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Lebanon in Troubled Waters

A plan to build a dam has become the symbol of the fight against corruption in Lebanon.

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Rich Waters

The Sockeye salmon fishery in Bristol Bay, Alaska is the largest in the world. It has supported generations of fishers, like Greg Fransen and his son Cody. But a proposed mine now threatens this natural treasure.

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