Canadian Heritage committee  [Witness spoke in Oneida Sign Language, interpreted as follows:] Can I jump in?

Canadian Heritage committee  [Witness spoke in Oneida Sign Language, interpreted as follows:] I have a question for all of you. I can see that this standing committee has representation from a variety of people. If you included indigenous people within the process, and indigenous deaf people, it would be

Canadian Heritage committee  [Witness spoke in Oneida Sign Language, interpreted as follows:] We see in Canada it is a bilingual country, so there are opportunities for English and French everywhere. However, indigenous languages have been left on the sidelines and sign languages have been even further le

Canadian Heritage committee  [Witness spoke in Oneida Sign Language, interpreted as follows:] When we recognize indigenous sign languages, then we encourage language and culture, but when we also look at accessibility one of the issues that has been there, as Max, my husband, spoke to earlier, is that inte

Canadian Heritage committee  [Witness spoke in Oneida Sign Language, interpreted as follows:] Thank you.

Canadian Heritage committee  Shekoli. [Witness spoke in Oneida Sign Language, interpreted as follows:] I am Teyuhuhtakwiku. I am Haudenosaunee. I am Oneida Nation, and I am Turtle Clan. I have been working with the Oneida Language and Cultural Centre in revitalizing Oneida Sign Language. I will share

Canadian Heritage committee  [Witness spoke in Oneida Sign Language, interpreted as follows:] Thank you. That's awesome.