ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesDisability LifeGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaHelping Indigenous communities digitize old recordings to preserve cultureOctober 5Duration 2:17October 5NewsDuration 2:17 A project that began in British Columbia is helping Indigenous communities preserve their stories — by converting old cassette tapes into digital archives for future generations.Related Stories Yukon First Nation uses holograms to preserve the knowledge of elders Language revitalization is in the cards for this northern B.C. First Nation Mistissini, Que., artist Siibii joins Indigenous-owned record label Keeping the flame alive: This Indigenous firekeeper is training the next generation Why a busy Bilijk entrepreneur values sharing Indigenous culture ‘in my own way’More from NewsVideo1:58Permit problems force spooky Halloween event to cancel2 minutes agoVideo2:09France in political turmoil after third PM resigns within past yearThe National 7 minutes agoVideo2:04Man arrested and charged with deliberately setting Pacific Palisades fireThe National 11 minutes agoVideo2:07Via Rail paid out $31M in vouchers, mostly from CN crossing delaysThe National 17 minutes agoVideo1:32Palestinians react to news of ceasefire deal25 minutes agoTrending NowVideo2:11Trump asked about Canadians who are refusing to come to the U.S.Politics News October 7Video32:45FULL EVENT | Carney, Trump take questions at 2nd Oval Office meetingPolitics News October 8Video0:56Trump jokes about Carney: ‘He’s a nice man but he can be nasty’Politics News October 7Video3:04Rare white beaver spotted in marsh near Perth October 7Video0:28Surveillance video shows moments before and after fatal shooting inside StarbucksOctober 1
Helping Indigenous communities digitize old recordings to preserve culture
