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Welcome to the annual Indigenous trivia quiz. Below you will find a few questions to tease your short- and long-term memory and knowledge of Indigenous people and events in the homeland. eaglefeathernews.com/news/national-…

Congrats and thanks to the leadership and staff of the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan on this historic step.

Doug Cuthand: New Indigenous minister cleans up 137-year-old Sask. mess thestarphoenix.com/opinion/column… via TheStarPhoenix.com

Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we anticipate a record number of people will take part in reconciliation-focused events. Reconciliation begins with truth-telling; let's all learn the real history of residential schools. ➡️ buff.ly/3PXfqoN

Our response to recent revelations calling into question the Indigenous identity of Buffy Sainte-Marie.

Today we honour our celebrated Métis leader, Louis Riel. On the anniversary of his execution on November 16, 1885, we are reminded of the strength of our ancestors and the importance of always advocating for the recognition of Métis culture and our right to self-determination.

‘I’m really worried’: What will the future hold for Indigenous news media in Sask? /via paNOW panow.com/2024/02/23/im-…

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Please join us in giving a warm welcome to incoming Police Chief Cam McBride! The Saskatoon Police Board of Police Commissioners made the exciting announcement today. Cam has been a member with our service since 1997, and is excited to take on the new role!

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America has been around for 247 years and these two guys are the best they have now? #BidenTrumpDebate

A Métis Self-Government Moment: How Will Treaty Benefit My Community? Our communities are our heart and soul ❤️ and Kishchi Mashinaayikun Ooshchi Michif – the Sacred Document from the Michif will only make them stronger. Here’s how: 🏘️ Protection and recognition of

Join us for an In-Person Consultation on the Kwayaskastasowin Judiciary Act! Métis rights holders in Saskatchewan are moving closer to realizing Louis Riel's vision of self-determination. Our Métis Judiciary embraces Kwayaskastasowin—making things right—and we want our laws to

Two fine men right here!

Four fine people! It keeps getting better. Proud of my fellow Saskatonians.

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On this day in 1885, Metis leader Louis Riel was put to death in Regina. Riel led his people in two resistance movements to protect their culture and defend Metis rights. Let's learn more (a condensed version) about The Father of Manitoba. 🧵1/20

Canada was never racist. A short thread. In 1890 Vancouver City Council supported B. T. Rogers efforts to establish a sugar refinery in the city provided he did not employ any Chinese.