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Back to Batoche is rich with new festival additions
The annual festival celebrating Métis heritage runs from July 16 to 19, and has made some changes after listening to citizens ...
The celebration's first two President’s Medals for lifetime achievement were awarded to people whose life’s work has left a ...
Métis families in west-central Saskatchewan have an opportunity to help shape a new youth program as the Métis ...
Saskatoon city council supports a homelessness action plan that includes about 50 actions aimed at addressing the crisis in ...
Back to Batoche Days once again brought thousands of people to the Batoche National Historic Site this weekend, with ...
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Celebrate culture and art: Five things to do this weekend in Saskatoon, July 17-19
Take in powwow dances, a Métis culture festival, a local garden tour, vintage games and new art exhibitions.
Back to Batoche Days held their opening ceremonies on Friday July 17 at 10:00a.m. which included talk from Metis Nation of ...
The Métis National Council (MNC) and the Northwest Territory Métis Nation (NWTMN) gathered in Saskatoon on July 15–16 for the inaugural NWTMN–MNC Leadership Summit. Leaders from the MNC, the NWTMN, ...
Yorkton Mayor Aaron Kienle and Métis Nation–Saskatchewan regional representative Darcy Lepowick recently took part in ...
EDMONTON - The federal government gave their latest update on the wildfire situation across Canada and included in that news ...
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‘These youths are the future’: Students celebrate bison naming ceremony
The 16 new calves born at Batoche this spring have finally received their names.
Margaret Harrison wants to revive the popularity of the traditional craft of rug hooking. She remembers a time when people would make them at home to sell for extra cash.
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