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Resilience: A Firsthand Account of The Historic Papal Visit
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Discover the Languages and Lands of Indigenous Alberta
Discover the Languages and Lands of Indigenous Alberta
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Wisdom with Warrior Women The four hour drive from the Edmonton airport to Jasper offered the first glimpse of the… 
Indigenous Talent Steals the Spotlight at the 2022 Juno Awards
Indigenous Talent Steals the Spotlight at the 2022 Juno Awards
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The red carpet at this year’s Juno Awards included some of the most prolific and noteworthy stars in the world… 
Reclaiming our Story – What Resilience Looks Like
Reclaiming our Story – What Resilience Looks Like
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Four former residential schools become places of hospitality and healing. The ivy-covered stone walls of St. Eugene Resort lend the… 
The Important Role Indigenous Tourism Plays in Reconciliation
The Important Role Indigenous Tourism Plays in Reconciliation
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Standing on the grassy riverside trail leading to the 2000-year-old winter village at the Secwepemc Museum and Heritage Park, it’s… 
Holiday Gift Guide: Culinary
Holiday Gift Guide: Culinary
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Calling all foodies – a tasty and creative twist of gift giving! Completely change the way you look at food… 
Holiday Gift Guide: Arts and Crafts
Holiday Gift Guide: Arts and Crafts
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This year, start your holiday shopping early and check off your whole list with gifts that have been designed by… 
"Miyopimatisowin": Aski Holistic Adventures and the Saskatchewan River Delta
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When I initially adopted the title of The Saskatchewanderer, I was quick to show interest in viewing my province through… 
The Authenticity of L’Autochtone
The Authenticity of L’Autochtone
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Gerry Brandon has come home. It’s not what he’d expected, back in the 1970s, when he “just took off” and… 
See What We See, Indigenous Experiences in Newfoundland and Labrador
See What We See, Indigenous Experiences in Newfoundland and Labrador
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Newfoundland and Labrador is home to three distinct Indigenous groups: the Inuit, Innu, and the Mi’Kmaq. The Inuit of Labrador… 
The Original Original Campaign Launch
The Original Original Campaign Launch
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The Original Original mark: If you look up the word ‘Indigenous’, you’ll find it has many synonyms, including ‘original.’ Many… 
Earth Day: Indigenous tourism businesses who are leading the way in environmental conservation, awareness, and preservation
Earth Day: Indigenous tourism businesses who are leading the way in environmental conservation, awareness, and preservation
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Earth day 2021 #restoreourearth Author: Genevieve Huneault Since time immemorial, Indigenous People cared and stewarded the lands and wildlife through… 
Saskatchewan Campfire Recipes with Local Chefs
Saskatchewan Campfire Recipes with Local Chefs
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As Tom Waits once said, “nothing beats a campfire and a can of beans”. Far be it from us to… 
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