Treaty 7
Due to colonization, not a lot is known about Metis culture, but archaeological studies are bringing Métis heritage to the forefront, allowing people to learn more about their history and culture.
- By Anosha Khan
A colorful quilt will be the newest addition to the Indigenous artwork scheduled to be housed in Mount Royal University’s Iniskim Centre. The quilt work was embroidered in partnership between Michelle Gladue and Coral Williams, two university students who were paired up for a summer program dedicated to environmental research and Indigenous and non-Indigenous collaboration.
Gladue and Williams are one of eight Canadian teams who worked together on the SINEWS project — a grant dedicated to supporting female undergraduate students in science and technology and building positive relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
- By Floyd Black Horse
Indigenous youth shared their experiences growing up at a storytelling showcase Saturday, Nov. 23. The youth explored their identity through songs, multimedia creations and dance.
- By Floyd Black Horse
Powwow competitors gathered for music and dancing at the Siksika Nation annual powwow and fair at the Piiksapi Memorial Arbour over the weekend. The weekend festivities were from August 9-11 east of Calgary.
- By Floyd Black Horse