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Hundreds of people enjoyed a formal dinner hosted by the Nechi Training and Research Health Promotions Institute on Nov. 20. The Celebrating Success Banquet held at the Northlands AgriCom in Edmonton was in commemorating Nechi's 25 years of service to Canada.
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Hundreds of people enjoyed a formal dinner hosted by the Nechi Training and Research Health Promotions Institute on Nov. 20. The Celebrating Success Banquet held at the Northlands AgriCom in Edmonton was in commemorating Nechi's 25 years of service to Canada.
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On Nov. 18, more than 700 people gathered to remember Joey Gladue, a dancer from Edmonton who died in a motor vehicle accident on Sept. 3. Gladue, who was 18 when he died, was a member of the Edmonton Metis Cultural Dance group.
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On Nov. 18, more than 700 people gathered to remember Joey Gladue, a dancer from Edmonton who died in a motor vehicle accident on Sept. 3. Gladue, who was 18 when he died, was a member of the Edmonton Metis Cultural Dance group.
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Family members and the Metis community at large in Alberta are mourning the loss of one of their most esteemed and cherished Elders. On Nov. 12, Mrs. Delia Gray, 82, passed away. She was predeceased by her husband Robert in 1975 and her best friend, Teri House, who passed away earlier this year.
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Family members and the Metis community at large in Alberta are mourning the loss of one of their most esteemed and cherished Elders. On Nov. 12, Mrs. Delia Gray, 82, passed away. She was predeceased by her husband Robert in 1975 and her best friend, Teri House, who passed away earlier this year.
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The week of Nov. 13 through 20th - Metis Week - was a beehive of activity that featured several open houses, a conference, the Louis Riel commemoration and a number of cultural festivities.
The week's theme was Honoring the Metis Child and was kicked off with a trade show sponsored by the Aboriginal Business and Professional Association and a mini-symposium on Metis land and resource rights at the University of Alberta.
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One of the hottest topics in Aboriginal country in the last little while attracted close to 150 delegates representing a varied cross-section of Aboriginal organizations, services and youth who gathered at Edmonton's Ramada Inn on March 18 for an all-day workshop.
The subject of interest to everyone was none other than the recently announced Urban Multipurpose Aboriginal Youth Centres Initiatives.
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One of the hottest topics in Aboriginal country in the last little while attracted close to 150 delegates representing a varied cross-section of Aboriginal organizations, services and youth who gathered at Edmonton's Ramada Inn on March 18 for an all-day workshop.
The subject of interest to everyone was none other than the recently announced Urban Multipurpose Aboriginal Youth Centres Initiatives.
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They may not have won the competition but two First Nation ladies from Alberta were mighty proud and pleased to represent their home territories in the annual Canadian Search for Miss Universe Pageant, March 30 to April 2 in Edmonton.
"It was a great experience," said Chantelle Cardinal, an 18-year-old Cree from Goodfish Lake First Nation.