Saskatchewan's Indigenous languages, basis of culture, threatened

Albert Scott learned Saulteaux — or Nakawe, as it known to people who speak it — organically and holistically, as he was learning everything else he would need to know about the world around him. "It starts off when you're inside your mom's belly. You hear all the voices and the language spoken," said Scott, now the language and culture coordinator at the Saskatoon Tribal Council.