Ceremony, events, and resources available to support education and reconciliation at Trent’s Peterborough and Durham campuses
New spaces reflect Trent’s leadership in Indigenous education and recognizes importance of Indigenous spaces on campus
How two Trent community members fought discriminatory Indian Act legislation
Keynote addresses, performances, and hands-on workshops in Peterborough and Durham open to all members of the community
Peterborough Public Library becomes first public library to be recognized as a Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Legacy Space
Returning to Ourselves: Reclaiming Indigenous Identities and Weaving New Connections, March 10-12, features a host of hands-on learning workshops and presentations
Highlights and accomplishments from another defining year at Trent
Stories, Songs and Santa Causes Holiday Concert is a fundraiser for Trent’s First Peoples House of Learning
Trent Centre for Teaching and Learning’s Mitch Huguenin reflects on Louis Riel Day and the resurgence of Métis culture and language in Canada
Free public lecture a key event as the renowned Trent School for the Study of Canada celebrates 50th anniversary