Category Archives: Staff Blogs

The Circle Connections for Reconciliation Society (CCFRS) is hosting the fourth of five Elder Talks in Airdrie Alberta on November 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Airdrie Council Chambers for National Indig...

    National Indigenous Veterans Day is coming up on Wednesday, and it's a day to recognize how Canada's First Nations, Inuit, and Metis people have contributed to military service in our co...

Awo Taan does a lot of incredible work in the community. They have kept the life's work of the late Doreen Turning Robe going by putting on the first annual Doreen Turning Robe Tiny Tots Pow Wow. The ...

  Yvonne Jobin joined CJWE to talk about the online course that Moonstone Creations offers. Learn to make your very own beaded poppy. A portion of the proceeds from the online course, will to go ...

    The Town of Strathmore is giving Indigenous and Non-Indigenous residents an opportunity to sit down and learn from an Indigenous Elder on November 16th at the Strathmore Library. Bannock...

Whistle at Night and They Will Come is Blackfoot storyteller Alex Soop's second collection, these tales weave the threads of Indigenous ways of knowledge into the fabric of fear, etching an indelible ...

On average there are approximately 2,500 cases of prostate cancer in Alberta each year meaning, 123 of 100,000 are positive after screening. According to Alberta Health, the peak age of diagnosis is b...

The Okimaw Awards celebrate and acknowledge Indigenous men throughout Alberta for their contributions in various fields including. Community, Music & Art, Politics, Law Enforcement & Justice, ...

In the months of March and November, the Aboriginal Futures Career & Training Centre host job fairs to help Indigenous people in the Calgary area find work. The Fair has been taking place for the ...

For many Indigenous communities in Canada, language has been a key element in not only reconciliation but also reclaiming culture and heritage. In the Tsuut'ina Nation south of Calgary Alberta, only a...