Siksika Nation News
Please note: once March Madness begins, drop-in hours will temporarily change. When finished, the schedule will return to the regular 6:00 PM–10:00 PM drop-in times. Be sure to keep an…
Today, Siksika Media had the honour of attending the meet & greet at the Siksika Elders Lodge. Our Elders have always been the heart of Siksika — carrying our language,…
Siksika Media was honoured to witness the Siksika Elders Gathering (Omah’kita Piiks) Language Symposium held at Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park. This powerful gathering brought together Elders, Knowledge Keepers, educators, and…
By: Lexxington Many Heads Kenzie Littlelight is a Tsuut’ina and Siksika artist, bringing a dynamic blend of culturalgrounding and contemporary expression to her work. Kenzie grew up in N.E. Calgary…
Today we gathered at the Siksika Public Safety Building to wish Sgt. Dean Purka (Gleichen RCMP) all the best on his new adventure. The relationships between Siksika Nation, Siksika Public…
On February 7, 2026, the Chestermere Boxing Club, in partnership with Siksika Parks and Recreation (Siksika Health Services), hosted an official boxing card for the first time on Siksika Nation…
By Andrew Breaker Maeanna Levac is from Siksika Nation, though she was born and raised in Calgary. Her parents are Chris Levac and Savannah Levac, and she has a younger…
By Jayson Black Kettle (Photos provided by Nicole Wolf Leg) After 10 years of grief, sadness, addiction, and education, Siksika student Nicole Wolf Leg will walk across the stage with Mount Royal…
By Tyrone Sitting Eagle Bert Crowfoot is a proud member of the Siksika Nation and has spent decades contributing to radio, media, and journalism in Canada. With a wide range of skills…
Oki! On February 4, 2026, Chief and Council held a Community Engagement Session at the Piiksapi Memorial Arbour. Chief and Council welcomed the opportunity to hear directly from Siksika Nation…
A great evening of All Cash Bingo with the Siksika Handgame Club at the Siksika Piiksapi Memorial Arbour! Thank you to everyone who joined, supported, and helped make the night…
Day two of the Indigenous Entrepreneur Training continued with meaningful learning and strong community engagement It was great to see community members benefiting from the knowledge shared and gaining valuable…
Oki! This year, Na’to’sapi proudly hosted 10 teams from 5 schools, and they are grateful to Chief Crowfoot School, Nakoda Elementary School, Chief Big Belly, and Napi’s Playground for being…
Here are some photos from the first day of Indigenous Entrepreneur Training, which took place at Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park. Community members came together to learn, grow, and turn ideas…
