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Indigenous artists look to cash in during the holidays
Artists from First Nations in Alberta are working overtime to get their wares to market during the busy Christmas season.
Indigenous-designed blanket shares history and meaningful gift giving
A Siksika family-owned business incorporates Blackfoot history to create a ceremonial blanket that's turning heads
Slain First Nation hockey player honoured by southern Alberta town
Murdered Siksika Nation hockey player honoured in Strathmore ceremony as part of National Indigenous Peoples Day ceremonies
Front line Children Services Workers learn from Indigenous elders out on the land
20 Indigenous elders gathered together for a land-based conference that covered cultural knowledge, traditions and Indigenous teachings.
University and physicians team up to cut back on patient opioid use
A new online course for Alberta physicians aims to reduce opioid use among patients. The University of Calgary, along with partners, created a course to train family doctors to do their part in opioid reduction.
Historical Blackfoot artifacts to be recreated as 3D models through U of L project
A University of Lethbridge research team and some Blackfoot elders are heading to Europe to create 3D renditions of Blackfoot artifacts in European museums
Stoney Nakoda students dedicate concert to out-of-this-world Canadian icon
Stoney Nakoda students were researching Canadian space-themed songs when they decided to pay tribute to Chris Hadfield, who gained global fame for his musical performances aboard the International Space Station.
Stoney Nakoda Nation's new travel centre expected to spur more development
The 6,000-square-foot travel centre offers highway travellers an Esso gas bar and a Tim Hortons — adjacent to the Stoney Nakoda Resort & Casino.
Aboriginal Awareness Week Calgary aims for multicultural audience
The organizers of the annual Aboriginal Awareness Week Calgary are looking to build a relationship with people of diverse ethnic backgrounds.
Alberta Indigenous artisans selected to participate in trade mission to Tokyo
Three First Nation entrepreneurs from Alberta will join others from across Canada to showcase their art and culture in Japan in July.