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Rosthern Harvest Festival Sept. 18 and 19 (opens the original)
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ROSTHERN, Sask. — Rosthern’s sixth annual Harvest Festival is just around the corner. The Harvest Festival was first held in 2021, organized by the Rosthern Agricultural Society. In 2024, with approval of the Rosthern Town Council, leadership of the community event transitioned to the Town of Rosthern Recreation Department. The festival is now hosted in collaboration with local sports, culture and recreation organizations, service agencies and the business community. Thanks to sponsor support, m
150 Years of Treaty 6 (opens the original)
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FORT CARLTON PROVINCIAL HISTORIC PARK — In 1876, First Nations and the Crown entered into Treaty 6 at Fort Carlton on Aug. 23. Commemorative events for the 150th anniversary are being held Aug. 20 to 23 at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park and the original parchment is on display. The original manuscript of Treaty 6, rarely displayed outside museums, is significant for its unique handwritten elements from the 1876 negotiations, including additions like the Medicine Chest and Famine & Pestile
150 Years of Treaty 6 (opens the original)
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FORT CARLTON PROVINCIAL HISTORIC PARK — In 1876, First Nations and the Crown entered into Treaty 6 at Fort Carlton on Aug. 23. Commemorative events for the 150th anniversary are being held Aug. 20 to 23 at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park and the original parchment is on display. The original manuscript of Treaty 6, rarely displayed outside museums, is significant for its unique handwritten elements from the 1876 negotiations, including additions like the Medicine Chest and Famine & Pestile
They were a community at one time (opens the original)
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WAKAW — One hundred and fifty years ago, on Aug. 23, 1876, Chief Chippewayan signed Treaty 6 at Fort Carlton, alongside other First Nations chiefs. When Chief Chippewayan passed away, his son, Young Chippewayan, became the hereditary chief, and the Department of Indian Affairs adopted his name as the band’s name; in 1879, land was surveyed and identified as their reserve land. By 1888, the Young Chippewayan Band was no longer recognized as a separate band, and then in 1897, through an Order in C
Rosthern Ag Society hosts workshops of interest to other rural organizations (opens the original)
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ROSTHERN — The Saskatchewan Association of Agricultural Societies and Exhibitions was created in 1987 and, while not active in political issues, is an advocate for better living conditions in rural Saskatchewan for both farm and non-farm families. The volunteer-based Rosthern Ag Society (RAS) works towards the betterment of rural life for everyone by delivering programs and events, seminars and workshops and supporting businesses and community groups. This October, RAS has announced that it is h
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