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Treaty 8 Wildfire Relief Golf Fundraiser
May 8, 2023 MEMBERS OF TREATY 8 FIRST NATION COMMUNITIES ARE REELING FROM THE DAMAGES INFLICTED BY THE LATEST WILDFIRES TREATY 8 WILDFIRE RELIEF GUOLF FUNDRAISER SATURDAY, MAY 13TH, 2023 4 BALL BEST BALL SHOTGUN AT 8 AM (INC. GREEN FEES, CART, & STEAK SUPPER) Contact Judy jkimmeneen@treaty8.org / 780-821-0615 See More. NT5
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Read MoreTickets On Sale Now for the 2023 International Children’s Festival of the Arts
Celebrating its 42nd year, the International Children’s Festival of the Arts takes place June 1 – 4, 2023 in downtown St. Albert! Children, families and the young-at-heart are invited to experience a world of wonder at this year’s Festival with an inspirational array of feature performances, plus paid and free activities that will provide countless […]
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Read MoreKeeping Our Children Within Our Homefire Prevention – Our Way Conference Feb 20/21
FEBRUARY 20-21, 2023 EDMONTON CONVENTION CENTRE 9797 JASPER AVENUE EDMONTON, AB Presenters Councillor Joe Jr. Whitehead Dr. Leona Makokis Dr. Ralph Bodor Terence Tallman Veronica George Loretta Bellerose See the full PR NT5
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Read MoreRed Deer Polytechnic to host Indigenous Perspectives Conference
January 31, 2023 Red Deer Polytechnic is excited to host the Indigenous Perspectives Conference from February 9-10, 2023. The conference, which is planned by student volunteers, provides Polytechnic learners, faculty, staff, alumni, educators and community members with immersive academic, cultural and social experiences. The Indigenous Perspectives Conference, which is organized by the Education Undergraduate Society […]
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Read MoreMNA: Métis Week at the Métis Market
Come celebrate the wrap up to Métis Week at the Métis Market on Nov. 19. Head down to Kingsway Mall in Edmonton for a showcase of Métis artistic expression and excellence from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. With artisanal-crafted beadwork, moccasins, skincare products, jewelry and more, there’s something for everyone at the Métis Market. Contact […]
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Read MoreFort McKay First Nation Hosts Pow Wow Next Weekend
FORT McKAY, AB — Fort McKay First Nation (FMFN) is hosting its annual three-day Pow Wow next week beginning Friday, Sept 23. “It is a pleasure to once again welcome everyone to the Fort McKay Annual Pow Wow,” said FMFN Chief Mel Grandjamb. The fourth annual event is being held after a two-year hiatus due […]
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Read MoreLethbridge College: Coulee Fest Countdown: Five Days – Free Fun For Kids
Sep 12, 2022 Lethbridge College’s premier community event returns in just five days as Coulee Fest takes place on-campus on Saturday, Sept. 17. The free family-friendly festival takes place from 1 to 7 p.m. on the college’s east lawn. While the beer gardens, food trucks and live music may appeal to an older crowd, there […]
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Read MoreJoin UCalgary at first in-person Calgary Pride parade and festival since 2019
Calgary Pride is back, and the University of Calgary is excited to support and sponsor this annual event. UCalgary students, faculty, staff, volunteers and alumni will join the 2022 Calgary Pride Parade and Festival on Sept. 4. “We are proud to once again partner and sponsor Calgary Pride,” says Susan Mide Kiss, UCalgary’s senior director […]
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Read MoreCity of Edmonton: Preparing for the Papal Visit
July 21, 2022 Edmontonians are asked to plan ahead and allow extra time for travel July 25 and 26 when Pope Francis will be in Edmonton as part of the Catholic Church’s healing and reconciliation journey with residential school survivors and their families. Road closures and increased traffic will cause travel delays during the visit. […]
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Read MorePope Francis meets with Indigenous leaders in Alberta – CBC News special
Pope Francis begins his Canadian visit by meeting with Indigenous peoples, First Nations, Métis and Inuit at the former Ermineskin Residential School in Maskwacis, Alta. Read More: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2054111811971
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