National Aboriginal History Month
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Edmonton school kids following footsteps of first Aboriginal police officerEdmonton police are hosting a run for over 200 school kids to commemorate Canada's first Aboriginal police officer, as part of National Aboriginal History Month.HealthJun 1, 2015
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Smudge Walk North Central returns to Regina after four yearsHundreds of people turned out for the return of Smudge Walk North Central march Monday morning.Jun 2, 2014
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