Learners will dig deeply into Canada’s history, focusing in on the story of our Indigenous peoples. They will explore Canada’s inconvenient truths around nation-building, social stereotypes, and the prevalent myths concerning Indigenous peoples. Learners will trace political and social activism. Knowing the causes and effects of shifting relationships, power and authority will prepare learners to better understand the present-day challenges facing Indigenous peoples and grow their understanding of the circumstances today that are renewing and moving that relationship forward in the spirit of reconciliation. The course invites learners to demonstrate their understanding in a variety of ways; pose questions and make real-world connections with the content. All courses are delivered remotely. Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon residents may enroll in any of the courses listed. A laptop or desktop computer with internet access is necessary to participate. Regular, virtual attendance during scheduled course hours is required. The courses are not independent study. Attendance is mandatory the first night of classes. Make sure you set up your Sask Polytechnic account well in advance of your first class. Please see our Evening Programming page for upcoming course availability. CONTACT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: LAE.Evening@saskpolytech.ca