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Expert Translating and Interpreting Solutions
Expert Translating and Interpreting Solutions
Our team of professional translators are fluent in over 22 different Indigenous languages, ensuring that your message is accurately conveyed to your target audience. Multilingual catalog available.
We offer a large variety of Indigenous
Languages from English and French to:
Ojibwe Eastern - Ojibwe Western - Ojibwe Northern - Chippewa - Odawa - Potawatomi - Ojibway - Dene - Blackfoot - Plains Cree (Y-Dialect), Swampy Cree (N-Dialect), Woodland Cree (TH -Dialect), James Bay Cree (L,N - Dialect), Moose Cree - (L,N Dialect), East Cree, Atkamekw (R-Dialect), Innu-Aimun, Mikmaq, Saulteaux, OjiCree, Inuktitut, Algonquin, Michif Cree, Michif French, Mohawk, Wolastequey (Maliseet)
First Nations Translations Team Accomplishments:
Translated for Pope Francis's Visit to Canada in 2022 ”I humbly beg forgiveness”, Pope Francis’ words in Maskwacis – Pope Francis in Canada
Translated on 2 live televised events for the Canadian Federal Debates https://youtu.be/9fSnkGpZZ6U?si=S9dTfXDB0FvdEIMcElectoral
UNESCO- Decade of Indigenous Languages
Nuclear Commission of Canada
Canadian Parliamentary floor and Senate
Winter Olympics
Professors and Knowledge keepers
We are the best in the industry!
Brian Outinen and Minister Mark Miller
At First Nations Translations, we are a team of professional translators and interpreters with years of experience in the industry.
Brian Outinen - Ojibwe (Serpent River First Nation) CEO of First Nations Translations / Translator / Interpreter / Author
Clarence Whitstone - Plains Cree (Onion Lake First Nation) Translator / Interpreter/ Storyteller
We offer a wide range of services, including document translation, for all industries. extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://our-impact.bmo.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/BMO-Indigenous-Report-2024-EN-ACC.pdf
Julius Park - Dene translator / Interpreter/ Storyteller
We follow a rigorous process to ensure the accuracy and quality of our translations. Our team of experts will work closely with you to understand your specific needs and provide customized solutions that meet your requirements.
Our staff:
Frankie Beaulieu - An Ojibwe from Sandy Lake First Nation, who "translated for the Winter Olympics".
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