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INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES CARRY KNOWLEDGE systems, histories, and relationships that have been passed from generation to generation. Today, AI is emerging as a tool that could support language revitalization efforts.

AI IS OFTEN DISCUSSED in terms of what it can do. Indigenous AI prompts a different discussion: What responsibilities come with using it?

WELCOME TO THE FIRST POST of a brief, three-part series about Indigenous First Technology. In this part: What is Indigenous First Technology, and why does it matter?

July 2026
This month's Spotlight shines on Neegann Aaswaakshin of Lax Kw'alaams First Nation.

This month is National Indigenous History Month, an opportunity to learn about the unique cultures, traditions, and experiences of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.

CLEBC is pleased to presented the 2026 Leaders in Learning Award to Michèle Ross of Heinrichs Richards LLP .

June 2026
This month’s spotlight shines on Brandon D. Hastings of Northpoint Legal LLP.

“Neurodiversity in the Legal Profession,” originally presented on April 27, 2026.

“Understanding Burnout in the Legal Profession: Causes, Consequences, and Change,” originally presented on March 4, 2026.

NUMEROUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE NAMED OR RENAMED IN INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES, often thanks to the efforts of Elders and community leaders working with local school districts. But these practices are—or may be—threatened in Alberta by an amending bill passed on May 13.