Happy Valentine’s Day

Algonquin College is celebrating Valentine’s Day with a touch of Anishinàbe language and culture. Specially made “heart pins” are availableIndigenous pins available at Connections. for purchase at Connections bookstore. These hand-made pins were made by crafters from Long Point First Nation in Quebec including; Lena Rodgers Polson, Mabel Rodgers, Christine Polson and Trish Polson.

As part of our ongoing commitment to honouring and preserving Indigenous languages, this Feb. 14 we’re sharing a few heartfelt phrases that offer a fun and meaningful way to brighten someone’s day.

Whether you want to tell a someone they’re sweet, ask a classic Valentine’s question, or declare your love in a uniquely delightful way, these greetings add a special spark to the season.

  • Ki wìshkobiz – You are so sweet
  • Ki gàtinin – You are special to me
  • Kida tibenimin – Will you be mine?
  • Ki wàseyàsigendamaw – You are my sunshine
  • Kinawe kizàgihan tash kaye pakwejigànensag – I love you more than cookies



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