History, Social Issues The difference of guilt and responsibility November 1, 2019 Nadine Riopel Leave a comment Non-Indigenous reflections on Orange Shirt Day Continue reading The difference of guilt and responsibility →
History Looking back at twenty years of history October 1, 2019 Kate Wilson Leave a comment Rat Creek Press’ evolution from newsletter to newspaper Continue reading Looking back at twenty years of history →
History Learning about local nature and history October 1, 2019 Melanie Moore 1 Comment Ravine walk revealed interesting information to participants Continue reading Learning about local nature and history →
History, Social Issues One hundred years of Indigenous history July 1, 2019 Franki Harrogate Leave a comment The best things non-Indigenous people can do is listen and learn Continue reading One hundred years of Indigenous history →
History Old Gainers site is a memorial to resistance July 1, 2019 Kevin Bell 2 Comments Taking a moment to listen to the valuable lessons of history Continue reading Old Gainers site is a memorial to resistance →
History Is this time of peace making us angry? June 1, 2019 Mark Parsons Leave a comment Looking at the facts to realize how we can overcome anything Continue reading Is this time of peace making us angry? →
Arts & Culture, History Reclaiming ceremony, knowledge, and identity June 1, 2019 Cheryl Whiskeyjack Leave a comment Working towards understanding and mutual well-being Continue reading Reclaiming ceremony, knowledge, and identity →
History, Home & Garden Heritage homes have secrets and surprises June 1, 2019 Constance Brissenden Leave a comment Workshop on Alberta Ave Burns home featured restoration process Continue reading Heritage homes have secrets and surprises →
Community News, History Blanket exercise teaches Canada’s history March 1, 2019 Patricia Dunnigan Leave a comment Many people grew up in ignorance of our dark settlement past Continue reading Blanket exercise teaches Canada’s history →
Community News, History You know, the bus driver: a political career March 1, 2019 Nadine Riopel Leave a comment Brian Mason reflects on his political life and the private life to come Continue reading You know, the bus driver: a political career →
