Tune in to the Asian Heritage Month celebration on Facebook Live at 6:30 pm (ET), May 9, 2022. This live event highlighting this year’s theme and celebrating the 20th anniversary of the official declaration of May as Asian Heritage Month will feature performances, tributes, interviews and much more! Join us on Facebook Live at 6:30 […]
The Heart of Treaty 6 Reconciliation first annual HOT6 Reconciliation Interschool Powwow. The Interschool Powwow will be hosted on the grounds of Lakeland College, Lloydminster on May 12, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. If the weather does not cooperate (ex: raining) then event will be moved to the gymnasium. Follow the Facebook […]
SIMFC invites you to join us for a Feast and Round Dance for the survivors and family of the Sixties Scoop. May 13th, feast @ 4pm, Round Dance @ 6pm Updates will be on the Saskatoon Indian Métis Friendship Centre Facebook page
Details, agenda and registration information here
INSPIRE is passion2action’s flagship event to empower youth throughout Saskatchewan to realize their potential as agents of change. Celebrating and Inspiring Saskatchewan’s Young Leaders passion2action INSPIRE is dedicated to introducing youth to inspiring local role models, raising awareness for important local and global issues, and helping young people to recognize their incredible potential to be […]
Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation Honouring Our Youth Powwow Master of Ceremonies: Sanford Strongarm For more information contact the MSFN Powwow Committee: Jen Gamble (639) 826-7043; Denise Weeseekase (639) 882-0149; Dorothy Angus (587) 201-5999
Let's Talk: Reconciliation Conversations. Show up and join a casual conversation facilitated by Annie Battiste. Bring your questions, stories, challenges and ideas to share with a community of people also navigating a journey of reconciliation. Hosted by ConnectR Register Here
Description Registration Discount: Register for 3 Thursday Noon Forums and get 4th for free (must be purchased at same time) Multiculturalism at 50: Does Canada need a new politics of diversity? On October 8, 1971, Pierre Elliott Trudeau made a statement to the House of Commons that served as the point of genesis for official […]
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