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Rooted in Tradition: A People’s Store Built on Heritage, Purpose and Community (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â For Wendy Turcotte, Rooted in Tradition is more than a store. It is a place where heritage, family, creativity and community come together. Located in Parkland Mall in Red Deer, the Métis-owned business has been open for only a handful of weeks, but Turcotte is already seeing a growing community of artisans wanting to become part of what she calls the âPeopleâs Store.â âIâm actually a registered Alberta Métis, and my family originates out of Mendota Mdewakanton Dakota tr
Edmonton Elks to honour Georgina Lightning during Indigenous Celebration Night (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â The Edmonton Elks will honour the life and legacy of Indigenous filmmaker, actor and community builder Georgina Lightning during Indigenous Celebration Night at Commonwealth Stadium on Saturday, September 26. Lightning died on September 5, 2026, at the age of 63. Her passing was a significant loss to Edmontonâs Indigenous film and arts community, where she was recognized for her work as a filmmaker, actor, producer and advocate for Indigenous storytelling. Her family will be in at
Saddle Lake Cree Nation invokes Treaty 6 to establish safe haven for gender-affirming care (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â Saddle Lake Cree Nation is asserting its Treaty 6 and inherent jurisdiction over health care by establishing a safe haven for gender-affirming care on its reserve lands and territories â a move Dr. James Makokis says could have implications far beyond transgender health. The announcement came in response to Alberta legislation restricting gender-affirming medical care for transgender and gender-diverse youth. The initiative was announced on Sept. 9, 2026, exactly 150 years after T
Crystal Janvier Romaniuk is crowned Ms. Multicultural Canada 2026 (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â Crystal Janvier Romaniuk is taking Indigenous representation, multiculturalism and economic empowerment to a new national stage after being crowned Ms. Multicultural Canada 2026. Janvier Romaniuk says she is the first Indigenous woman to hold the title of Ms. Multicultural Canada, describing the achievement as both an honour and a responsibility. For the Alberta entrepreneur, the title represents much more than traditional pageantry. It provides a platform to celebrate her Indigenou
From surviving to thriving: Kokum’s House builds a recovery path in Cold Lake (opens the original)
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(ANNews) â In Cold Lake, Alberta, a 10-bed recovery facility is helping people move beyond treatment and begin rebuilding their lives through employment, cultural connection, peer support and stable housing. Kokumâs House Recovery was founded by Zane Thain, who serves as the organizationâs founder, program manager and recovery coach. What began as an effort to establish an emergency wet program eventually evolved into a post-treatment recovery facility. Today, Thain describes Kokumâs Hou
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