Staff from F.P. Walshe school and family members of Chad Jensen and Mary Krizan were invited to attend a special…Continue Reading
Posted on 22 June 2022 bystaff
Staff from F.P. Walshe school and family members of Chad Jensen and Mary Krizan were invited to attend a special…Continue Reading
Posted on 25 May 2022 bystaff
A Piikani Nation woman who mentored students in Fort Macleod will receive an honourary degree from Lethbridge College. Betty-Ann Little…Continue Reading
Posted on 23 February 2022 bystaff
Presented in partnership with Fort Macleod Family and Community Support Services, the National Film Board of Canada and the Fort…Continue Reading
Posted on 02 February 2022 byEditor
Jennifer Red Young Man will help Indigenous families in Fort Macleod and district connect with their culture and language. Red…Continue Reading
Posted on 05 January 2022 bystaff
Piikani Nation residents will soon enjoy library service in the form of a newly installed book locker. The Piikani Micro-Library…Continue Reading
Posted on 24 November 2021 bystaff
Utilizing the latest in technology, a new Web site creates a bridge that connects Blackfoot people to historical items housed…Continue Reading
Posted on 15 September 2021 bystaff
A feature documentary by a Kainai Nation filmmaker is one of four National Film Board of Canada works featured at…Continue Reading
Posted on 21 July 2021 bystaff
In 1979 a prehistoric human skull was found in the waters of the Oldman River west of the Monarch bridge at Highway 3A. Last month, the skull was laid to rest with a traditional ceremony conducted by First Nations elders. The skull was found on July 22, 1979 by a Monarch resident, who was swimming…Continue Reading
Posted on 16 June 2021 byEditor
An eagle feather blessing on Thursday prepared six F.P. Walshe school graduating students for the next chapter in their lives.…Continue Reading