OTC Speakers Bureau Gathering

With Speakers Judge David Arnot and Justice Murray

Treaty Workshop with PAGC

École St. Paul School installs Treaty 6 medal

École St. Paul School community has become the first school in Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools to install a Treaty

Treaty Fun Night

A Treaty Family night where kids could show the parents how much they’ve learned about the Treaty Relationship.

Treaty 6 flag raising at École St. Gerard School

Event part of a year of learning for staff and students on Reconciliation and the Treaty

Reconciliation Regina goes public with Invitation to Participate

Coming together to build a healthy, inclusive

CBC Indigenous launches Beyond 94 - Truth and Reconciliation in Canada Project

Beyond 94 is an immersive and interactive project on the TRC's 94 Calls to

Treaty Elder Series held at St. Joseph Parish in Saskatoon: "It is an act of reconciliation itself to be here today"

Parishioners and visitors gathered in a circle at St. Joseph’s Parish Hall in Saskatoon after Sunday Mass Feb. 4,

OTC welcoming event

It was a great opportunity to meet and have conversation with community

The Business Case for Inclusion

The Office of the Treaty Commissioner's Milton Tootoosis presented at the Lloyminster Chamber of Commerce Lunch and

OTC week in review

It was a busy week for staff at the Office of the Treaty

Statement from the Treaty Commissioner of Saskatchewan

We need to do better. Saskatchewan needs to do better. Canada needs to do

Treaties 1-11 Gathering hosted by Maskwacis Cree 4 Nations

“The constant message being echoed at the gathering was the need for action and a unified approach by all treaty

Mary Culbertson appointed Treaty Commissioner of Saskatchewan

Culbertson begins immediately and will serve as commissioner until January 28,

SUM Theatre talks Treaties in winter production

It was created to have the audience "embrace Saskatoon’s Indigenous roots and Multicultural future by exploring our

Whitecap Dakota First Nation, Canada make steps towards Reconciliation

“Together we are charting a path forward that supports their vision of greater self-determination and a sustainable,

Vital Conversations: Reconciliation

The conversation around Reconciliation began after seeing the interest in community health and wellbeing with the

Great Plains College formalizes relationship with Office of the Treaty Commissioner

The college is committed to incorporating Indigenous perspectives and knowledge in capacity building, community service

Vital Signs report uses Reconciliation Saskatoon model of community building

"Growing participation in community events such as the Rock Your Roots, Walk for Reconciliation shows that the people

Part of Victoria Park renamed to Reconciliation Circle

“It’s a community coming together, it doesn’t matter what culture we are from … we are all here for

Dr. Alexandra King named Cameco Chair in Indigenous Health

Dr. Alexandra King will begin a five-year term based in the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine on Oct.

Orange Shirt Day to Honour Indian Residential School Survivors

OTC at Word on the Street

The Office of the Treaty Commissioner was at Word on the Street

Treaty 4 flags fly in Regina

“Raising Treaty 4 flags on Albert Street honours the contribution Indigenous people have made to the building and

Regina Symphony Orchestra launches Reconciliation Project With Buffy Sainte-Marie

The Regina Symphony Orchestra (RSO) has launched a project with Buff Sainte-Marie to create an open dialogue on Truth

Treaty 6, Metis Homeland flag raised over Lakeland College campuses

Flag raising an outward sign of the steps Lakeland College is making towards

OTC executive director recognized as a U of S Canada 150 Citizen

As part of the U of S Canada 150 Project, the University of Saskatchewan is recognizing 10 remarkable members of the

Chief Poundmaker museum float

The youth who joined on the float were so happy and proud to be

Treaty Catalyst Teacher Workshops

There are now nineteen more teachers who are certified to deliver the Day 1 and Day 2

Ayisinowak: A Communications Guide launched

The City of Saskatoon has launched a new resource to enhance our understanding of Aboriginal culture and

Second annual Rock Your Roots, Walk for Reconciliation

“It was a wonderful celebration. A celebration honouring survivors, a celebration honouring Indigenous cultures and a

I am the Bridge anti-racism campaign launched

Over the past year, the City of Saskatoon invited residents to submit videos this is the

New website is resource for education on residential schools and Reconciliation

New website to supports learning and teaching legacy of residential schools and

Lloydminster Casino Sod Turning Ceremony

It means economic diversification and spending for the

Mother Teresa students help tell Saskatchewan’s history through art and e-books

“I wanted to tie in art,” said Gallays. “Books need art. Plus the process of creating art helps tell the story,

STC Language Festival

Elders welcome students from Saskatoon Tribal Council to Annual Language

Reconciliation Saskatoon media launch

“I've never seen such progress ... as I've seen in last 3 years, but we can't rest on our laurels,” said

Reconciliation Saskatoon - Month of Events

A month of events open to everyone leading up to the annual Walk for Reconciliation on National Aboriginal

Wear red in honour of MMIW

Wearing red acknowledges that those who have gone missing or have suffered a violent death

Reconciliation agreement signed between FSIN and Elbow, SK.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Executive and the town of Elbow are encouraging Saskatchewan’s

OTC speaker keynote at libraries conference

Lyndon Linklater is the keynote at the Saskatchewan Libraries Association

U of S Nursing Reconciliation award seeks applications

The Dr. Gerri Dickson Leadership in Reconciliation Award is designed to recognize College of Nursing students for their

David Arnot receives citizen of the year award

At the end of March, David Arnot received his CTV Saskatoon Citizen of the Year award at a reception attended by the

OTC speaker at Canadian principals' conference

Annie Battiste will speak on the topic of Reconciliation within the School at the Canadian Association of Principals

OTC at the 2017 National Congress on Rural Education

The Office of the Treaty Commissioner was happy to be at the 2017 National Congress on Rural Education in

One Book, One Province

The One Book, One Province Project wants to bring Saskatchewan together through reading a single

Film has Saskatchewan connection

A new film screening in Vancouver Mar.18, has a Saskatchewan connection. Ahtahkakoop’s Cree Nation’s Curtis

Youth Speak!

Apply now for this opportunity. Deadline is Feb.

UPDATE: Library branch renamed to Dr. Freda Ahenakew Branch.

Our organization is truly honoured and pleased to be able to acknowledge her outstanding efforts and perseverance in

Community Citizenship Ceremony at Wanuskewin Heritage Park

The Office of the Treaty Commissioner was at the community citizenship ceremony on Feb.

Saskatoon Public Library names new branch to honour Métis

“We knew that we wanted to honour Indigenous people with the naming of this new facility, and we’re pleased to open

Reconciliation Room opens at Saskatoon library

Conversation on reconciliation with the Catholic Church

OTC receives award for reconciliation work

The Office of the Treaty Commissioner was recognized by St. Thomas More for our work towards

Aboriginal Peoples Survey report looks at suicidal thoughts

According to the study based off the 2012 Aboriginal Survey, suicidal thoughts were twice as prevalent among

Celebrating Rock Your Roots

Watch the videos celebrating this summer's Walk for

Orange Shirt Day events in Regina schools

"It’s going to be a day of tears and it’s going to be a day of healing,” said Sarah Longman, supervisor of

Wîcihitowin Blanket Exercise Teaches Shared History

Aboriginal women recognized for achievements

International business forum talks Reconciliation

“Strong, shared-values relationship drive reconciliation,” said Sean Willy, vice president of Des Nedhe

Opinion Piece – We All Must Speak Out Against Racism

As Canadians, we all have an obligation to speak up about the racist social media posts which are occurring as a result

Treaty 6 Gathering at Stoney Knoll

“It’s good to remind each other why we coexist, it’s special to coexist.” Neil Sasakamoose, the executive

Actions on TRC recommendations remain top priority in Regina

A report on actions being taken on the TRC recommendations will be presented to council by year end, Dec. 31,

Intercultural Art Contest

Saskatchewan Intercultural Association is holding an art contest and looking for

Rock Your Roots: A Walk For Reconciliation

“To see so many people come out, and to see the diversity of the crowd walking side by side, it literally gave me

Onion Lake Cree Nation named 2016 Economic Development Community of the Year

Community Kicks Off Month Long of Activities to Promote Reconciliation

Bridging newcomers: Facts, not stereotypes

Stats Canada looking for Enumerators

Statistics Canada is actively preparing for the 2016 Census of Population, which starts in April 2016 in all First

Unitarian Congregation of Saskatoon talks how reconciliation involves everyone

Sask. teen ‘Imagines a reconciled Canada’

Indigenous resilience the focus of OTC panel during Aboriginal Achievement Week

Event Advisory - Aboriginal Achievement Week

OTC helps welcome new Canadians

Two representatives from the Office of the Treaty Commissioner attended Monday’s citizenship ceremony in

Economic reconciliation in action in Saskatoon

In an example of economic partnership and reconciliation, English River First Nation and the Peter Ballantyne Cree

Mawe Wicihitowin – Learning from one another to build community

Cree and Tsuu T'ína Renew Peace Treaty

OTC and Dance Saskatchewan Present Silent Survivors

Treaty 4 Flag Raising Ceremony

Treaty 6 Territory and the Métis Nation of Saskatchewan Flag Raising Ceremony