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Province to work with indigenous communities to ensure return of sacred ceremonial objects

Posted on 01 June 2016 bystaff

The Alberta government has begun conversations about Bill 22 with indigenous communities across the province and will be continuing this…Continue Reading

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Medicine wheel is focus of Piikani parent conference

Posted on 25 May 2016 bystaff

Parents and grandparents went to school Friday on the Piikani Nation. They were taking part in the 2016 parent conference at Piikani Nation Secondary School. The conference had the theme “Healthy Minds, Healthy Communities, Healthy Families and Healthy Schools.” “The theme of this year’s conference is focusing on the medicine wheel,” principal Crystal Good Rider…Continue Reading

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Piikani Youth Education Foundation presents awards

Posted on 30 December 2015 bystaff

The Piikani Youth Education Foundation recently held its annual awards night. A large crowd of community members turned out at…Continue Reading

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Fire destroys Red Crow Community College

Posted on 19 August 2015 byEditor

Lethbridge College will support students displaced by a fire that destroyed Red Crow Community College last week. An early-morning fire Aug. 14 destroyed the college, displacing as many as 500 students. Fire crews and police were called to the college and former residential school just north of Cardston at around 4:15 a.m. “This is a…Continue Reading

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F.P. Walshe school’s First Nations grads honoured at eagle feather ceremony

Posted on 24 June 2015 byEditor

A record number of First Nations graduates at F.P. Walshe school were honoured Friday during an eagle feather blessing ceremony. Blackfoot elder Peter Strikes With A Gun carried out the ceremony with nine graduating First Nations in a tipi set up on the grounds of the 1184 North West Mounted Police Barracks provincial historic site.…Continue Reading

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Christ Church Anglican bell rings in Fort Macleod for murdered aboriginal women

Posted on 10 June 2015 byEditor

Anglican Church leaders know that a national tragedy needs immediate attention. Last week bells at Anglican churches across Canada rang…Continue Reading

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Blood Tribe rallies to fight growing use of deadly drug

Posted on 22 January 2015 byContributor

HEATHER CAMERON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR A rally to bring awareness to 10 deaths connected to the drug Oxy 80 was held Monday at Moccasin Flats just outside of Cardston. “These RCMP should get their act together and get these guys straightened out,” Blood Tribe member Elvis Clovis Shot On Both Sides said. Shot On Both…Continue Reading

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Chamber music at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump

Posted on 14 May 2014 byContributor

Three new compositions written by distinguished composers Benjamin Ellin, Charles Heller and David Jaeger will receive world premieres during the…Continue Reading

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Canada gives First Nations control of education

Posted on 12 February 2014 byEditor

Prime Minister Stephen Harper introduced a historic agreement Friday at Kainai high school that gives First Nations control over their education system. The First Nations Control of First Nations Education Act sets standards for education and attendance along with stable funding. “In Canada we have never had the system of First Nations education that we…Continue Reading

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