The artist behind a massive design that will soon be a key feature of an iconic Winnipeg facade says she's making a statement about Métis resilience.

Fort Smith will host the first NWT Métis Jamboree from September 15 to 17, featuring three days of Métis culture, music, art, and traditions.

Expect Winnipeg film production — and Manitoba talent — to grab its share of the klieg lights at the 2026 edition of the ...

The Swift Current Museum is looking to strengthen community connections, increase repeat visitors and improve accessibility under a new three-year strategic plan presented to Swift Current city ...

The room was quiet inside Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum. In front of Sherry Farrell Racette lay a leather garment born in North ...

Métis Nation–Saskatchewan has opened a Ma Faamii centre in North Battleford, connecting citizens with support and cultural programs.

A peaceful Saskatchewan getaway combines lakefront scenery with historic churches, hilltop views, local art, and a glimpse ...

Christi Belcourt, a Metis and First Nations of Canada artist, was born in 1968 in Scarborough, Ontario. She now lives in Lac Ste Anne, Alberta. Belcourt depicts traditional designs of the Metis people ...

Indigenous artists, artisans and community members will come together this weekend for the Roots and Relations Indigenous Market on 95th Street. The two-day event will feature local vendors, beading, ...

In the Aug. 26 issue of the South Peace News, there was a write-up about the High Prairie Native Friendship Centre. The friendship centre is requesting funds from the Town of High Prairie council.