After Treaty 4 was signed on Sept. 15, 1874, Chief Piapot composed a flag song to mark the Treaty’s creation.
It can only be sung by people who have the rites to sing it.
Aaron Tootoosis learned the words, protocols and meaning during a healing gathering with his family
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Lloydminster Casino Sod Turning Ceremony
Published - 13/06/2017It means economic diversification and spending for the city
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International business forum talks Reconciliation
Published - 25/08/2016“Strong, shared-values relationship drive reconciliation,” said Sean Willy, vice president of Des Nedhe...
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Onion Lake Cree Nation named 2016 Economic Development Community of the Year
Published - 18/05/2016
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Stats Canada looking for Enumerators
Published - 26/03/2016Statistics Canada is actively preparing for the 2016 Census of Population, which starts in April 2016 in all First...
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Indigenous resilience the focus of OTC panel during Aboriginal Achievement Week
Published - 12/02/2016
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OTC helps welcome new Canadians
Published - 09/02/2016Two representatives from the Office of the Treaty Commissioner attended Monday’s citizenship ceremony in Saskatoon.
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Economic reconciliation in action in Saskatoon
Published - 03/02/2016In an example of economic partnership and reconciliation, English River First Nation and the Peter Ballantyne Cree...
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