Indigenous Alberta

“I know it’s been over 150 years that we’ve utilized Morley in our community, but it’s now time to move on and bring back that reconciliation aspect to our Nation.”

The Kehewin Cree Nation annual powwow, with its vibrant dancers by the hundreds and sprawling crowds, was a heartening sight for Chief Trevor John.

The Kehewin Cree Nation annual powwow, with its vibrant dancers by the hundreds and sprawling crowds, was a heartening sight for Chief Trevor John. "When I look at this, it fills my heart, and I just think about how these traditions have survived and are starting to grow again."

(ANNews) – As Alberta progresses towards a more inclusive economy, the role of Indigenous entrepreneurs is becoming increasingly crucial. Despite their significant contributions, many of these business leaders encounter substantial challenges.

(ANNews) - Members of Little Red River Cree Nation (LRRCN) who were forced to evacuate due to wildfires were able to return home on Aug. 5.

(ANNews) – An Ojibwe-dubbed version of Star Wars: A New Hope, the film that started the Star Wars franchise in 1977, is coming to select big screens in August, marking the second occasion the iconic film has been translated into an Indigenous l

(ANNews) – Indigenous beauty shines everywhere on Turtle Island, and one example of a shining Indigenous beauty is Hailey Hamelin-Wilson.

(ANNews) – The Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess holds many roles and responsibilities.

(ANNews) – In today’s ever-evolving media landscape, podcasts have emerged as a powerful platform for disseminating insightful and impactful information.

(ANNews) – On July 6, the Treaty Land Sharing Network (TLSN) officially expanded into the west side of Treaty 6 territory, giving Indigenous people in central Alberta the opportunity to practice their traditions in the Treaty spirit.