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The moon connects and binds together the people of the world
Most of us take the moon for granted and we don’t look up at the night sky often.
Windspeaker Media News: June 13 to June 18, 2022
“I just kinda wanted to put Cold Lake as the landmark for this event.”
Cold Lake hosts first-ever Treaty 6 Contemporary Arts…
Energy CEO named distinguished leader by Brock University
“When we started this project, there was a lot of people that told me that it’s never going to happen. There were quite a few people, specifically industry people, that told me I am crazy…” — Margaret Kenequanash
Aboriginal businesses to make important connections
By Shari Narine
Sweetgrass Contributing Editor
ENOCH CREE NATION
September 19, 2016.
Important business connections will be made…
First Nations banker will accept honorary degree June 1
By Andrea Smith
Windspeaker Contributor
SASKATOON
After years of hard work—driven to improve the economic conditions for the Aboriginal people he…
Dene singer-songwriter drew from her ancestors to adapt to the pandemic reality
“My people were constantly adapting and thriving and so I felt like I drew on that kind of strength and really tried to adapt my business model to accommodate online performance.” —Leela Gilday
Workforce development key component of tourism initiatives
Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) held an event in Toronto at Nathan Phillips Square in front of city hall on July 15. Among those…
Grand Council Chief acknowledges Premier for invitation to engage with provincial and territorial leaders
Anishinabek Nation statement on Meeting with Premiers, Territorial Leaders, and National Indigenous Organization Leaders held July 21 The…
Artist-created historical record on traditional robes gathered for MOA exhibit
The Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia will present the exhibit I Use My Haida Eyes: The History Robes of Jut-ke-Nay—…
First Nations in Alberta band together to form investment partnership
“We are reclaiming community care and collective sovereignty, which will bring our communities back to the shared wealth we once had thousands of years ago.” — Tony Alexis, the chief of Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation
Banff Centre expands scholarships for Indigenous students in all arts programs
The Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is expanding its commitment to attract Indigenous students.
The Alberta-based facility, often referred to…
Sports in Brief: Curling, lacrosse, hockey and Hall of Fame family
King family members to be inducted into Saskatchewan hall of fame
Four members of a Métis hockey playing family, including a pair…