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Some voters told Taproot that reconciliation with Indigenous nations matters for their vote – Taproot News
Sept. 30, 2025 The growing responses to Taproot’s listening work in the lead up to the municipal election on Oct. 20 reveal that some voters expect results rather than rhetoric when it comes to how the city reconciles with Indigenous nations and peoples. Edmonton and its residents are all treaty people because the city resides […]
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UCalgary catering menu shares Indigenous traditions through food – Education News Canada
September 26, 2025 Food is a powerful way to connect people and cultures. At the University of Calgary, Food Services and Aramark are helping make those connections by offering Indigenous dishes, designed in collaboration with Chef Joseph Shawana, as part of the university’s catering menu. Shawana, an Odawa chef from Wikwemikong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Island, […]
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Indigenous artists gather amid museum gallery renaming – Sherwood Park News
Sep 25, 2025 The Strathcona County Museum and Archives hosted an Indigenous artist gathering on Saturday, Sept. 20 to celebrate the renaming of one its Indigenous people’s gallery to Touches Earth, Echoing Sky Lodge. Indigenous artists from the Edmonton area came to celebrate the occasion and showcase their art. The museum was turned into a […]
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Living the Principles of Reconciliation at the University of Alberta – University of Alberta
September 25, 2025 Reconciliation requires joint leadership and prevents Indigenous-focused commitments from being isolated, putting them at the heart of institutional change. With gratitude to Victoria Delorme for the contributions to this writing. September is when we recognize and remember those individuals, families and communities affected by the Indian Residential and Day Schools. 2025 is […]
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Supporting Indigenous lead tourism and businesses in Alberta – CJWE
Sep 24, 2025 Alberta’s ninth largest industry is tourism, as people from all over come to see the province’s natural beauty, world-class festivals, and diverse cultures every year. As part of highlighting the diverse culture, Travel Alberta, along with Indigenous Tourism Albert (ITA), have been partnering with Indigenous entrepreneurs in Alberta to help businesses get […]
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Northland School Division – NSD welcomes Holly Brandsma as Land-Based Learning Coordinator – Education News Canada
September 25, 2025 Northland School Division (NSD) is excited to welcome Holly Brandsma as the division’s new Land-Based Learning Coordinator. In this position, Holly will help strengthen land-based learning across the Northland School Division while supporting Debbie Mineault, Director of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Education. Holly is a proud Métis woman, educator, mother, and […]
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation events set for Sept. 27 and 28 in Bonnyville – LakelandToday.ca
September 24, 2025 The annual event, which is put on by the Lakeland Society for Truth and Reconciliation, will feature a traditional feast of bison stew and bannock, a tipi teaching and raising ceremony at the Bonnyville Museum, as well as workshops. BONNYVILLE – On Sept. 27 and 28, the Lakeland Society for Truth and […]
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First Nations CEO calls for ‘Northern Gateway 2.0’ despite old controversies – NCC
September 23, 2025 A northwest tidewater bitumen pipeline is the answer to being able to increase our production or increase our economic activity,’ said Dale Swampy, chief executive of the National Coalition of Chiefs. A First Nations group that’s in favour of oil and gas development is pushing for a new pipeline similar to Northern […]
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Telus World of Science to honour Indigenous people with free admission, events on Orange Shirt Day – CTV News
September 23, 2025 Telus World of Science Edmonton (TWOSE) will be honouring National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day with free admission for Indigenous guests on Sept. 30, which will also include cultural programs and IMAX films. A tipi raising will begin at 8 a.m. next Monday outside TWOSE, followed by an […]
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Cold Lake First Nations raises concerns over carbon capture project potentially being put on federal fast-track – The Albertan
September 23, 2025 The Pathways Carbon Capture project, led by the Pathways Alliance, a consortium of six major oil sands producers, proposes capturing CO2 emissions from multiple oil sands facilities and transporting them via a 400 km pipeline to a storage hub, near Cold Lake. COLD LAKE – Cold Lake First Nations (CLFN) is demanding […]
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