Indigenous News

Students from Hillcrest, Westview and Spruce Ridge Schools spent the afternoon learning during valuable sessions.

The collaboration marks a new chapter in regional development, blending traditional farming practices with modern technology.

McArthur’s work draws heavily from his heritage, depicting scenes of community, spirituality and the natural world in a style that merges traditional Indigenous elements with contemporary art techniques.

Chief Alvin Musqua highlighs progress made in reclaiming language and culture, particularly in education.

A ceremony took place, with tables dressed in white cloths and everyone wearing orange t-shirts.

300 burgers consumed.

Students did artwork banners for Every Child Matters and brought their creations back to the school to display.

Classroom teachers have planned lessons around Truth and Reconciliation, and our student leadership team is encouraging staff and students to wear orange shirts. 

Dr. David Peeace, who has been practising in Estevan for 21 years, is part of the new Indigenous Chiropractic Caucus.

Event was held at the Lost Horse Hills grounds.