One of Canada’s most respected Indigenous academic leaders, Dr. Leroy Little Bear, has been appointed vice-provost, Iniskim Indigenous relations at…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division recently announced place-based learning supervisor Joel Gamache is now supporting First Nations, Metis, and Inuit programs.…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents gathered Thursday to mark Orange Shirt Day and the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Led by drummers and wearing orange T-shirts, about 40 people walked from Kids First Family Centre to Centennial Park. At Centennial Park participants heard from residential school survivor and Blackfoot elder Peter Strikes With A Gun. They…Continue Reading

W.A. Day school marked Orange Shirt Day and the National Day of Truth and Reconcilation early with a march through…Continue Reading

Preston Crow Chief had many people praying for his safe return in 2009 when he deployed to Afghanistan with the Canadian Armed Forces. Crow Chief on Thursday painted Blackfoot warrior symbols on two horses in Centennial Park in Fort Macleod to pass on his good fortune. “I want all the prayers that were given to…Continue Reading

A Fort Macleod youth was one of 12 Alberta students to receive Honouring Spirit: Indigenous Student Awards last month. Justice…Continue Reading

Staff from F.P. Walshe school and family members of Chad Jensen and Mary Krizan were invited to attend a special…Continue Reading

A Piikani Nation woman who mentored students in Fort Macleod will receive an honourary degree from Lethbridge College. Betty-Ann Little…Continue Reading

Presented in partnership with Fort Macleod Family and Community Support Services, the National Film Board of Canada and the Fort…Continue Reading