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https://carleton.ca/news/wp-content/uploads/sites/203/Innu-app-development-team_400x300_acf_cropped.jpg400300More than 20 years ago, Prof. Mary-Odile Junker created an online language website for people who wanted to learn and teach in East Cree, an Indigenous Prof. Mary Odile Junker and her team have released free mobile apps in the Innu dialects spoken in Quebec and Labrador, as well as East Cree and the Atikamek language of Northern Quebec.