Category Archives: Staff Blogs

The Truth and Reconciliation 94 Calls to Action were first published in 2015, which calls upon people of Canada to advance the process of reconciliation on personal, corporate, and cultural levels. Si...

The head-smashed-in buffalo jump is known around the world for its remarkable testimony of prehistoric life. The site bears witness to a custom practiced by native people of the North American plains ...

School is out for summer vacation, and everyone across Southern Alberta is looking for activities to do, especially families who want to create memories of their time together. Last year, the Tosguna ...

Oh Canada! If you're looking for a full day of fun on July 1st to celebrate our beautiful country's big day, the Town of High River is putting on two FREE family events! Heather Ross, Special Events C...

I had the chance to sit down with Harlee Courtepatte, a proud Cree language advocate, storyteller, and entrepreneur. We talked about the power of reclaiming and reconnecting with Indigenous languages,...

Robyn Soulier-Ritchot, a First Nations woman from Treaty 5, wears many hats: business strategist, community builder, and founder of Eagle Medicine. She also supports entrepreneurs across Alberta throu...

Alberta's Ashley Ghostkeeper is a Mtis-Cree artist who is deeply connected to music and storytelling. Growing up in a family where musical talent was shared, Ashley's passion was ignited at a young ag...

Community Leaders Making a Difference Behind every thriving community are the dedicated people who work tirelessly to create positive change, preserve cultural knowledge, and build bridges between wor...

National Music Centre is excited to unveil the updated version of our award-winning Speak Up! exhibition on now at Studio Bell. This year, the exhibition will feature Beatrice Deer, Dakhk Khwan Dancer...

Saturday, June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day and you should consider going to The Sheep River Library and Flare N' Derrick (both on the Turner Valley side of Diamond Valley) to celebrate the...