Edmonton hand drum group performs at local homeless shelters
“I really, truly believe women heal when they’re singing with a drum,” said Carol Powder, founder of Chubby Cree. Continue reading
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5 charged after stolen Indigenous jingle dresses recovered by Saskatoon police
Police say they have recovered all seven Indigenous jingle dresses that were stolen in Saskatoon last month. Continue reading
2 of 7 stolen Indigenous regalia dresses recovered in Saskatoon
Police have recovered two of seven Indigenous regalia dresses after they were pawned hours after being stolen from a truck in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Blood Tribe woman heartbroken after custom jingle dresses stolen in Saskatoon
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
The theft has left the 20-year-old university student at a loss. She spends all of her spare time dancing in her unique dresses. Continue reading
‘It’s who we are’: FSIN powwow draws thousands to Saskatoon’s SaskTel Centre
More than 10,000 people attended the FSIN Spirit of our Nations Cultural Celebration and Powwow at SaskTel Centre. Continue reading
K-Days Pow Wow a heart-pounding cultural experience for all
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
Over 700 First Nations dancers from dozens of different tribes will be featured at K-Days in Edmonton over three nights this week. Continue reading
Video of 2-year-old boy dancing at Alberta powwow goes viral: ‘He steals the show everywhere’
What started out as a celebration in honour of National Indigenous Peoples Day has turned into an internet sensation. Continue reading
Hundreds celebrate Saskatoon’s first two-spirit powwow at University of Saskatchewan
Organized by OUTSaskatoon, the city’s first public two-spirit powwow took place at the University of Saskatchewan on Saturday. Continue reading
Bob Layton editorial: Meaning no disrespect
These days, you have to be careful not to appear to disrespect anyone. Continue reading
Cardston Kainai Pow Wow brings cultures together
By Matt Battochio Videographer
For the ninth straight year a number of indigenous tribes rallied in southern Alberta for the Cardston Kainai Pow Wow. Continue reading