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Honouring Louis Riel in Meadow Lake
On the eve of Riel Day, 150 guests gathered at the Meadow Lake Civic Centre to honour the Métis leader’s sacrifices and remember how far Métis people have come.
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New books bring language to life
Three books, multiple personal stories and one thing in common: all are written in both Cree and English.Â
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Every Child Matters in Moose Jaw
Drums and singing rang out for three days in Moose Jaw, where an Every Child Matters powwow was held in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
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Sharing a living tradition of floral beauty and cultural pride
Regina Public Library’s Central Branch is offering a hands-on opportunity to explore Métis beading this fall.Â
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Using beading to teach 2SLGBTQIA+ history
The University of Saskatchewan (U of S) celebrated 2SLGBTQIA+ History Month with a beading circle.
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How is Métis spirituality defined in the homelands?
A symposium on Métis Spiritually and Religion Across the Métis Homeland, held at First Nations University of Canada, was jam-packed with presenters and attendees.Â
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