When it first appeared among the treeline, some time around the start of the pandemic, the little cabin on Pond Lake represented both a mystery and an affront. Someone – nobody seemed to know who – ...
Back to Batoche Days returns next week, bringing thousands of visitors to the Batoche National Historic Site for one of ...
Louis Riel's great-grandniece Jean Teillet continues to speak out about Métis legacy and recognition
Jean Teillet is a lawyer, Métis expert and the great-grandniece of Louis Riel. Her book, The North-West is Our Mother, is a history of the Métis Nation. It begins in the early 1800s, when the Métis ...
EDMONTON, AB, Jan. 31, 2023 /CNW/ - The Métis Nation of Alberta today released a book chronicling the challenges and achievements of the Métis since their rights were recognized in the Constitution ...
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It was a lively atmosphere during Brandon’s celebration of Louis Riel Day on Monday, with Métis music that brought two-steppers to the dance floor, free chili and Bannock in the canteen, and face ...
There’s some moments of Métis history most Canadians know about, like the North-West Rebellion of 1885 lead by Louis Riel. However, there’s a lot of untold stories many people don’t even know exist. A ...
JUNE 21ST is National Indigenous Peoples Day, an occasion for Canada to celebrate the cultures and achievements of its aboriginal inhabitants. Two of the three groups honoured—First Nation peoples and ...
Louis De Jaeger suspected he was Métis, but he didn’t know for certain until his mother told him on her deathbed. His mother had kept the carefully guarded secret of her Indigenous ancestry hidden ...
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