Siksika Nation News
By Mase Crow Chief
On June 12, a Bannock and Tea event was organized by Verona Woods in Strathmore. Warren Drunken Chief began with a prayer and gave a brief overview of Blackfoot tradition. Janice Randhile, who works closely with families impacted by Missing Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW), then delivered a film to raise awareness of MMIW. Thank you for allowing us to snap pictures! More than grateful for the discussions that took place and for hearing other people’s perspectives on MMIW!
On May 2nd, the Siksika Nation High School had an awareness walk for Red Dress Day that honours the memories of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls across Canada.…
On Monday, June 5th, the Siksika Agricultural Society and the University of Calgary offered veterinary services to horse owners in Siksika. Every year since 2019, the University of Calgary has…
Photos and Article by Andrew Breaker A powwow was conducted in Maskwacis, Alberta, which is close to Edmonton, from May 31st to June 2nd. Some people from Siksika went to…