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New studio program at MJMAG opens doors for local artists – SaskToday.ca
June 30, 2025 “I was actively looking for a space to do pottery that didn’t necessitate buying all of the equipment, which is expensive — especially as a relatively new artist who isn’t really making any money at it yet,” he said. “This came by at a really opportune time … (and allows me) to […]
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Preserving Indigenous Language: Rhythms of the Land to premiere on CTV July 12 – CTV Video
Jun 26, 2025 Rhythms of the Land; a documentary showcasing indigenous artists singing in their mother tongue is set to premiere on CTV July 12th. Find out more here Read More: https://www.ctvnews.ca/regina/video/2025/06/26/preserving-indigenous-language-rhythms-of-the-land-to-premiere-on-ctv-july-12/
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Late Michif language keeper honoured with new stamp – CBC
Jun 20, 2025 Sophie McDougall credited with sharing culture and language with generations of students A woman from St. Louis, Sask., credited with sharing her knowledge of her Métis culture and Michif language with generations of students and community members over her life, is being featured on a new stamp. According to Canada Post, Sophie […]
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New stamp commemorates Métis Elder and Michif Language Keeper Sophie McDougall
June 17, 2025 PRINCE ALBERT, Saskatchewan – Canada Post hosted an event in Prince Albert today to celebrate an upcoming stamp commemorating Métis Elder and Michif Language Keeper, Sophie McDougall. A devoted educator and leader, McDougall (1928-2023) is remembered for sharing extensive knowledge of her culture and language with generations of students and community members […]
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Historic Indigenous artwork lost in La Ronge wildfire – CTV News
June 13, 2025 After an anxious wait, residents of La Ronge are finally making their way home following a wildfire evacuation. The historic Robertson’s Trading Post – once home to generations of Indigenous artwork – was lost to the flames. The neighbouring Rona store burned to the ground. “Everybody knew that Robertson’s was a special […]
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Canada Post to unveil stamp honouring Michif Language Keeper Sophie McDougall in 2025 issue of the Indigenous Leaders stamp series
PRINCE ALBERT, SK , June 10, 2025 – Canada Post will issue a new set of stamps honouring three Indigenous leaders on June 20, a day ahead of National Indigenous Peoples Day (June 21). Julia Haogak Ogina, Sophie McDougall and Bruce Starlight will each be featured on a stamp for their dedication to preserving the […]
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Hotel Saskatchewan unveils Indigenous artwork by Regina artist – SaskToday.ca
June 5, 2025 The Hotel Saskatchewan marked its commitment to truth and reconciliation by unveiling new artwork by local Indigenous artist. REGINA — The Hotel Saskatchewan has recognized the importance of truth and reconciliation through the unveiling of a newly commissioned artwork by local Indigenous artist Harley Sinclair. Sinclair’s artwork is based on a photo […]
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Big Tones, SaskMusic attending International Indigenous Music Summit 2025
May 26, 2025 Saskatchewan artist Big Tones has been invited to perform at the International Indigenous Music Summit 2025 (IIMS) in Toronto, June 1-6, 2025. His performance will be at Supermarket Bar on June 5. Additionally, SaskMusic’s Indigenous Music Development Coordinator, Denny Blackstar, will be attending the conference. He will be participating in discussions, attending […]
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MJMAG builds three studios, welcomes first Indigenous Artist-in-Residence – DiscoverMooseJaw
May 22 2025 The Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (MJMAG) will welcome its first Indigenous artist/curator in residence next week, as Sadi-Rose Vaxvick gets her own studio space to build to an exhibition — the museum and art gallery also welcomes Matt Froese and Anna Rieber for a five-month rotation in their new artist […]
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Fort Qu’Appelle craft store helps Cree designer get his creative groove back – CBC
May 12, 2025 Garth Asham works and creates at Becky’s Place With more First Nations, Inuit and Métis people wanting to showcase their cultures through fashion, local arts and crafts stores are playing an important role, sometimes even directly supporting artists. Manager Richard Desnomie’s mom Maria opened Becky’s Place in Fort Qu’Appelle, Sask., about 75 kilometres northeast […]
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