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Chief Day Walker-Pelletier one of three Indigenous leaders on new set of stamps – CBC
‘I don’t want anybody licking me,’ said retired chief the first time she heard about the stamp Jun 16, 2022 The face of Chief Marie-Anne Day Walker-Pelletier from Okanese First Nation will soon travel across Canada and the world via letters and packages. On Wednesday Canada Post unveiled a stamp emblazoned with her image — […]
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Canada Post issues commemorative stamp recognizing Métis leader Harry Daniels
June 13, 2022 The new issue honours Daniels’ work to advance the rights and well-being of Métis in Canada REGINA – At an event today in Regina, Canada Post unveiled a new commemorative stamp recognizing the accomplishments of Métis leader Harry Daniels. A politician, activist, writer and actor, Daniels dedicated his life to the rights […]
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Indigenous History Month: Gwenda’s Story – Government of Saskatchewan
Gwenda Yuzicappi is a Child in Care Worker at the Fort Qu’Appelle office and member of the Ministry of Social Services’ Team of Indigenous Employees of Saskatchewan (TIES) committee. Gwenda is a passionate person. She speaks with enthusiasm about the beauty of the Qu’Appelle Valley where she lives, about the time she spends with her […]
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Celebrating National Indigenous History Month At The RSM
June 1, 2022 To celebrate National Indigenous History Month, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) is featuring a number of events recognizing the unique cultures and contributions of the Indigenous people of Saskatchewan. “National Indigenous History Month is a great opportunity to learn about, share in and appreciate Indigenous culture, traditions and histories, in all its […]
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City of Saskatoon: National Indigenous History Month presents opportunities to learn, get involved
May 31, 2022 June is recognized annually as National Indigenous History Month. This is a time to honour the history, heritage, and diversity of Indigenous people as well as to recognize the strength of present-day Indigenous people and their communities. Saskatoon Mayor, Charlie Clark says: “More and more people in our community are moving from […]
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City of Prince Albert: Local Indigenous History Exhibition wins award
A local exhibit, Kistapinanihk/Omaniciye Makoca ‘The Gathering Place’ received recognition at the 14th Annual RCE Awards – Awards for Achievement in Education for Sustainable Development, held in Regina, SK. ‘The Gathering Place’ was recognized with 25 other local initiatives that have furthered the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals to meet the 2030 and 2050 goals […]
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