Events

Join Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations and the Office of the Treaty Commissioner for an UNDRIP session. Together, we'll explore the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) and its importance for our Nations, communities, and future. For registration contact angela.cousins@fsin.com

Join the National Restorative Justice Symposium and be part of the conversation shaping a more just and connected future. Learn, connect, and collaborate with restorative justice leaders, practitioners, and advocates from across Canada. More info Registration

In celebration of Louis Riel Day, join Leah Dorion and learn about Métis cultural teachings and design, with a reading of Métis Christmas Mittens and free-draw pattern-making activity. Students will make a set of their own Métis Christmas Mittens using paper and mixed media. Great for school groups, geared towards ages 12 and up. All…

Join the kihci-okāwīmāw askiy Knowledge Centre for this exciting workshop, which will highlight how a group of Indigenous people and rural landholders came together in 2019 to start an initiative to honour treaty relationships, by making the land accessible for hunting, gathering, and ceremony. Join to learn how the Treaty Land Sharing Network grew to…

Join Drew Hayden Taylor for the Saskatoon launch of his latest book, Sucker Falls. This event will be held in the Travel Alcove at McNally Robinson and as a simultaneous YouTube livestream. From the author of Cold and Motorcycles & Sweetgrass, a razor-sharp and darkly funny tale of ambition, greed, and Indigenous sovereignty—where the biggest…

Step into a sprawling world of celestial magic, political intrigue, and ancient prophecies with New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Roanhorse as we dive deep into her acclaimed Between Earth and Sky trilogy. Black Sun, Fevered Star, and Mirrored Heavens are inspired by the rich and diverse cultures of the pre-Columbian Americas, reshaping modern speculative…

Join the Regina Public Libraries for a talking circle co-hosted by artist David Garneau and guest Lori Campbell focusing on their current exhibition Dark Chapters. This program is for both Indigenous peoples and non-Indigenous people and is held in partnership with Sâkêwêwak First Nations Artists' Collective. Learn more

Imagine a Canada asks students across the country to envision a reconciled Canada and make something that reflects their vision. To enter, students may create artwork, write an essay, or plan a community project to promote reconciliation and submit it to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation by Jan. 22 Learn more