Indigenous Alberta

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(ANNews) – On July 6, the Treaty Land Sharing Network (TLSN) officially expanded into the west side of Treaty 6 territory, giving Indigenous people in central Alberta the opportunity to practice their traditions in the Treaty spirit.

(ANNews) – Jigging is a traditional Métis dance that’s existed on Turtle Island for hundreds of years and has been passed down for generations.

“It’s a big thing that our languages are going to be seen by the world here. To know who the first people are that have been here since time immemorial.”

Town of Barrhead councillors delay decision on whether to grant request to use Agrena rent-free

“There were some kids that were still coming to school but after being seen by a nurse, had to be sent home. The decision is really based on the interests of the community.”

“Our hope is that this civil discussion on issues that matter and are concerning to the Stoney members will bring financial awareness, updates, open communication, mutual understanding and resolutions.”

“Everybody in Mînî Thnî now has access to 911 from a landline or from a mobile phone. No. 1 is it really does enhance the accessibility of the location information, which, in turn, facilitates a more rapid and effective response from emergency services.”

Discussions to renew the harvest as a shared practice have been ongoing since 2017.

Tyler White has passionately served as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for Siksika Health Services, a second-generation Senior Manager of his Tribe, for the past twenty-three years.