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Wanuskewin hosting major commemoration for National Truth and Reconciliation Day (opens the original)
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One of Saskatchewan’s most significant cultural and historical centres is playing an active role commemorating and educating the public on the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. On September 30, Wanuskewin Heritage Park is planning a full day of gathering, cultural programming, learning, and reflection, followed by the presentation of two major artworks in the evening. “We collectively at (Wanuskewin) really see National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as an important day to honour resid
Peepeekisis opens first Indigenous-owned funeral home in Saskatchewan (opens the original)
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Peepeekisis Cree Nation has opened the first Indigenous-owned funeral home in Saskatchewan. The new facility marks not only a first for the province, but an important step for Peepeekisis in providing dedicated spaces for their essential services. “We wanted a place separate, where families could have their own funerals,” said managing funeral director Christian Lafontaine. Previous to the funeral home, members of Peepeekisis would hold funerals in the gymnasium at the local school. A practice t
Feds pledge $5.4M for northern Sask. health and accessibility upgrades (opens the original)
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The federal government has committed another $5.4 million to a state-of-the-art virtual health centre that is aiming to transform health care for those in rural and remote areas. The Virtual Health Hub (VHH), currently being constructed on Whitecap Dakota First Nation 34 km south of Saskatoon, is an Indigenous-led health-care organization to deliver real-time remote medical care to rural and northern communities in the province. Using virtual care technology, AI, and robotic systems with local h
Sask entrepreneurs developing first Indigenous-owned smartphone (opens the original)
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Sometimes the biggest dreams start in the most modest places. For Priscilla Netmaker-English, her dream was set in motion at a laundromat. Netmaker-English, a member of Big River First Nation, had long dreamed of creating a piece of technology that would inspire generations to embrace their Indigenous languages. A Cree teacher at Pasqua First Nation, Netmaker-English had become frustrated with the lack of Cree she heard and saw on everyday items around the province. “I was looking at my grandkid
100 years later, stolen tipi returned to Kawacatoose First Nation (opens the original)
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After a 3,000 kilometre journey, a stolen tipi has been returned to Kawacatoose First Nation. On Friday August 28, Chief (Okimow) Cory Dustyhorn of Kawacatoose First Nation, drove into his community and delivered a 100 year-old tipi cover, which was being held at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, DC. “When we finally got our hands on it, it was amazing. Very emotional. I did shed a few tears,” said Dustyhorn. “Right away, as soon as I put my hands on it, it
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