We're midway through the week-long celebration of Cochrane's Indigenous Art and Culture being coordinated by the Wazin ...
The film " Stories We Have Earned: The Stoney Nakoda Film Project" is being presented on Mar. 19 at 7 p.m. In his first ...
Alberta police responded to two separate fatal avalanche incidents on Friday afternoon, near Lake Louise and Mount Black ...
Firefighters from the Cochrane area scrambled to fight a rapidly spreading grass fire after it broke out just west of the Calgary-area city on Tuesday afternoon.
Ashcroft’s comments came after Crown prosecutor Aleksandra Simic called two RCMP members who took photographs of evidence ...
Calgary Herald on MSN14d
YMCA's Camp Chief Hector in home stretch of $17-million upgradeImprovements at the nearly 100-year-old Camp Chief Hector will enhance accessibility, extend the camping season and revitalize infrastructure ...
It was connected to the In Community Film Technician Training Program that ran in partnership with Calgary Economic Development, The Stoney Nakoda Nation Job Resource Centre, ACTRA Alberta and DGC ...
The Canadian Press on MSN14d
Five years after COVID upended tourism, the industry's revival is still up in the airMichael Hale still recalls the moment COVID-19 upended his world. “I can feel this pit in my stomach even as I recount that day,” said the CEO of Northern Vision Development, which owns seven hotels ...
Calgary Herald on MSN15d
Julian Black Antelope puts Indigenous stories in front of the camera and First Nations crews behind itJulian Black Antelope had just finished working at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump when two career opportunities arose. The first was a job offer in oil and gas. The second was to work in the film ...
Stories We Have Earned: The Stoney Nakoda Film Project aims to set the record straight on disrespectful depictions of Indigenous people in Hollywood productions.
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