#Tsuut'ina Nation

[allthecanadianpolitics]

It's been a long time since large herds of bison roamed what is now Treaty 7 territory in Alberta, but Clayton Whitney, manager of the Tsuut'ina Nation's buffalo paddock, can see the impact reintroduction projects are having on the bison population and the surrounding wildlife.

"It's amazing how much animals want to come on this side of the fence with the bison," he told The Current. "We get everything from cougars and bears and moose and deer, elk."

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NATIONAL DAY FOR TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION

As of Sept. 1, 2023, according to Indigenous Watchdog, only 13 of the 94 calls to action have been completed. Fifteen have not yet begun to be acted upon, while 46 are in progress and 20 have stalled.

(Ottawa Citizen, September 30, 2023)

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The Best News of Last Week - June 6, 2023

1. Biden orders 20-year ban on oil, gas drilling around tribal site in New Mexico

Hundreds of square miles in New Mexico will be withdrawn from further oil and gas production for the next 20 years on the outskirts of Chaco Culture National Historical Park that tribal communities consider sacred, the Biden administration ordered Friday.

The new order from Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland applies to public lands and associated mineral rights within a 10-mile (16-kilometer) radius of the park. It does not apply to entities that are privately, state- or tribal-owned. Existing leases won’t be impacted either.

2. Groundbreaking Israeli cancer treatment has 90% success rate

An experimental treatment developed at Israel's Hadassah-University Medical Center has a 90% success rate at bringing patients with multiple myeloma into remission.

The treatment is based on genetic engineering technology. They have used a genetic engineering technology called CAR-T, or Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-Cell Therapy, which boosts the patient’s own immune system to destroy the cancer. More than 90% of the 74 patients treated at Hadassah went into complete remission, the oncologists said.

3. Federal Judge Makes History in Holding That Border Searches of Cell Phones Require a Warrant

With United States v. Smith, a district court judge in New York made history by being the first court to rule that a warrant is required for a cell phone search at the border, “absent exigent circumstances”. For a century, the Supreme Court has recognized a border search exception to the Fourth Amendment’s warrant requirement.

4. Indigenous-led bison repopulation projects are helping the animal thrive again in Alberta

Indigenous-led efforts are reintroducing bison to their ancestral lands in Alberta, bringing back an iconic species that was nearly extinct. These reintroduction projects, such as the one led by the Tsuut'ina Nation, have witnessed the positive impact on the bison population and the surrounding wildlife.

The historical decline of bison numbers was due to overhunting and government policies that forced Indigenous peoples onto reserves. These initiatives aim to restore ecological integrity while fostering spiritual and cultural connections with the land and animals. Successful results have been observed in projects like Banff National Park, where the bison population has grown from 16 to nearly 100, providing inspiration for future wilding efforts.

5. Breakthrough in disease affecting one in nine women

Sydney researchers have made a world-first leap forward that could change the treatment of endometriosis and improve the health of women living with the painful and debilitating disease. Researchers from Sydney's Royal Hospital for Women have grown tissue from every known type of endometriosis, observing changes and comparing how they respond to treatments.

It means researchers will be able to vary treatments from different types of endometriosis, determining whether a woman will need fertility treatments.

6. Latvia just elected the first openly gay head of state in Europe

The country’s parliament elected Edgars Rinkēvičs to be its next president, Reuters reported prime minister Krišjānis Kariņš saying.

Rinkēvičs publicly came out as gay in November 2014, posting on Twitter: “I proudly announce I am gay… Good luck all of you.” In a second tweet at the time, he spoke about improving the legal status of same-sex relationships, saying Latvia needed to create a legal framework for all kinds of partnerships.

7. France bans short haul flights

The introduction of France’s short-haul flight ban has renewed calls for Europe to cut down on journeys that could be made by train. Last week France officially introduced its ban on short-haul flights.

The final version of the law means that journeys which can be taken in under 2.5 hours by train can’t be taken by plane. There also needs to be enough trains throughout the day that travellers can spend at least eight hours at their destination.

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Wednesday, November 29, 2023 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: SLOW HORSES (Apple TV+) SHETLAND (BritBox) THE ARTFUL DODGER (Disney + Star) CHRISTMAS AT GRACELAND (Global) 10:00pm KING CHARLES (CNN) 10:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?: CHRISTMAS IN ROCKEFELLER CENTER (NBC Feed)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

CBC GEM ETERNAL SPRING

DISNEY + STAR FX’S AMERICAN HORROR STORIES (Season 3, four-episode premiere) THE ARTFUL DODGER (Season 1)

NETFLIX CANADA AMERICAN SYMPHONY BAD SURGEON: LOVE UNDER THE KNIFE (UK) THE SILENCING

NHL HOCKEY (SN) 7:00pm: Habs vs. Blue Jackets (SN) 10:30pm: Capitals vs. Kings

NBA BASKETBALL (SN1) 7:00pm: Lakers vs. Red Wings (TSN/TSN3/TSN4/TSN5) 7:30pm: Suns vs. Raptors (SN Now) 8:00pm: 76ers vs. Pelicans (SN1) 10:00pm: Clippers vs. Kings

THE OTHER SIDE (APTN) 7:30pm: Every time the team investigates a new space, they smudge and enter with respect for the histories and potential spirits locked inside. But the Port Moody Station Museum is a place with a deadly past, where they learn that a smudge can't always keep.

SWAN SONG (CBC) 8:00pm: Karen's progressive ideas create unanticipated ripples through the company as the first run-through approaches, while the arrival of a celebrity ballerina throws Siphe off balance.

SPIRIT TALKER (APTN) 8:00pm: Tsuut'ina Nation, a strong Dene-speaking community near Calgary, continues to foster its tie to the past through the buffalo. Amidst Shawn's readings, a touching emotional reunion unfolds as a woman reconnects with her long-lost sister.

LAUGHING ALL THE WAY (W Network) 8:00pm: Put in charge of a holiday variety show, an aspiring comedian worries she may not have what it takes, until a famous comedian makes her see how talented she truly is.

GOOD WITH WOOD (Makeful) 8:00pm: Eye-catching coffee tables built by the eight woodworkers, who sweat the details as they create unique, stable legs for their designs.

GHOST HUNTERS OF THE GRAND RIVER (APTN) 8:30pm: The ghost hunters delve into the history of paranormal activity that surrounds the Mohawk Community Centre on their sister reserve of Tyendinaga, including the stories of a witch trial that took place in the 1800s.

BLACK LIFE: UNTOLD STORIES (CBC) 9:00pm: A chronicle of the lives of Black Canadian athletes that delves into their rise and the challenges they faced.

CHILDREN RUIN EVERYTHING (CTV) 9:00pm (SEASON FINALE): After an unexpected change at Gero's, James tries to busy himself with fixing a broken toilet; Astrid thinks she's due for a raise.

[astra-business-centre-calgary]

The Top Churches In Calgary, AB

When you think of churches in Calgary, AB, you probably don't think about the city's rich history. You may not even know that it was founded by Father Lacombe in 1873. But the church plays an important role in the community and has been a part of many lives for generations. Whether you're looking for something traditional or modern, there are plenty of options to choose from if you want to find a church home here!

Knox United Church

Knox United Church is an open, inclusive, and transformative community in downtown Calgary, and is a member of Affirming Ministries, a network of United Church congregations and ministries that declare themselves to be fully inclusive of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Knox United Church is located on the traditional territories of the people of the Treaty 7 Region in Southern Alberta. These territories include the Blackfoot Confederacy, (which comprise the Siksika, Kainai, and Piikani First Nations), the Tsuut'ina First Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda (including the Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Wesley First Nations). The City of Calgary is also home to Metis Nation of Alberta, Region 3.

First Alliance Church Calgary

Welcome! We want FAC to feel like home – even if it’s your first time checking things out. First Alliance Church is a community of people who gather from all walks of life and ages to connect, grow, serve, and share in Jesus’ name at 3 campus locations. As part of The Alliance Canada denomination, we want to make a positive impact in the city of Calgary and beyond by building lives that honour God.

We believe the Bible is the truth, and that Jesus has invited, called, and empowered each of us to live on mission to reach the world with His love. Our statement of faith follows that of our denomination, The Alliance Canada.

Astra Business Centre is a Calgary, Alberta calgary business centre that offers a wide range of services and amenities to help you succeed.

We have the space you need—from small, private offices to large open-concept spaces—allowing you to grow your business at a pace that's comfortable for you. Our business centre is located in downtown Calgary, in an area that's home to many of the city's most innovative companies. This means that Astra Business Centre provides a great environment for collaboration and networking opportunities.

Astra Business Centre 638 11 Ave SW #200, Calgary, AB T2R 0E2, Canada (587) 327-7272 https://astrayyc.ca/ https://www.google.com/maps?cid=7718610025680099200

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365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…

November 21st - Shaman

Born from a great line of Sarcee mystics of the Tsuut'ina Nation, Michael Twoyoungmen was not interested in learning his grandfather's arts.  He chose instead to study medicine and went on to become an accomplished doctor and surgeon. When his wife Katheryn became sick with a rare and terminal illness, Twoyoungmen vowed to find a cure for her by any means necessary.  Sadly he failed and his wife passed away.  To make matters worse, Katheryn’s death created a rift between Dr. Twoyoungmen and his daughter, Elizabeth. 

Having lost his wife and become estranged from his daughter, Twoyoungmen wandered through the woods of northern Canada in search of a new path for himself.  Here he encountered the spirit of his grandfather who taught him the scared arts of Sacree Magic.  

Whit honing his skills as a sorcerer, Twoyoungmen encountered a woodland goddess who was in distress.  Twoyoungmen offered her aide and ended up helping the goddess deliver her child, Narya.

To ensure the infant’s survival, Twoyoungmen bound her to the lands of Canada, thus allowing her to assume human form.  He raised the rapidly maturing Narya as his own daughter, and both were soon recruited into Alpha Flight as Shaman and Snowbird.  Twoyoungman’s decision to participate as a member of Alpha Flight was primarily to ensure that the powerful Narya would not be misused nor taken advantage of.  

As Shaman, Twoyoungman would go on to have many adventures alongside Alpha Flight.  Soon, Narya was old enough, strong and wise enough to no longer need his protection and guidance.  His daughter, Elizabeth, would go on to become apt magic user in her own right and the two were eventually able to reconcile.  

More recently, Dr. Twoyoungman accepted a position teaching indigenous sorcery at The Strange Academy.

Shaman first appeared in the pages of X-Men Vol. 1 #120 (1979).

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Yexyexéscen (also spelled "Yuh-hai-has-kun") means The Mountain of the Spiral Road. This Indigenous name was bestowed upon Mount Robson by the Texqakallt, the earliest inhabitants of the area. It refers to the mountain's distinct rock bands visible in this image captured on the shores of Berg Lake. Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a day recognizing and celebrating the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit and Métis Indigenous peoples of Canada. As such I also want to recognize that I live, work and play on Treaty 7 territory, the traditional lands of the Stoney Nakoda Nations: Wesley, Chiniki, and Bearspaw; the Blackfoot Confederacy: the Piikani, Kainai, and Siksika; and the Tsuut'ina First Nations. Treaty 7 territory is shared with the Métis Nation of Alberta (Region III). #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #NIPD2021 — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3xRTM9Z

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All want to be understood few wish to understand

The grim truth about the News in Canada is that Canadians,need to know more about  about Brexit, what US Congress is up to and what did Dinky Donnie do today, than they do the Indigenous reality in Canada.  

Now It’s Election Time in Canada. You'll hear all the Politicians debating  the “Major Issues”. You may hear the occasional First Nations, Inuit and Métis “Issues”discussed. The issue will be seen in relation to pipelines and howIndigenous Rights affect business interests. Very little will be said about rights to safe drinking water, decent housing, missing First Nations women, education, healthy diet or even human rights. 

We’ll receive news about Human Rights elsewhere, Hong Kong or North Korea. As far as Fires in Brazil it’s all about the environment world wide. Who the fuck do we think live in the burned down world heritage rain forests all worry about? It is their whole world right now and in living color. Their “rights” conflict with business interests, but far less would be said if only the indigenous inhabitants were affected

Try not to be like the Political shills running in this election.Take time to learn what it means to be an “issue”. Don’t set a time limit, keep learning.

In 2016, 1.6 million people identified as Indigenous in Canada. The issues aren't abstract. Start to learn what first nations think their “issues” are. Start to understand by knowing who. Take some time and seek information on your own. Search names, find places, find out about these lives as they are. No need to think you have to understand by Election Day 2019. 

Please seek the truth for yourself. Sometimes we need labels to understand. Here is a list of first nations in Canada. Knowledge is the power behind change. Use the internet and libraries. You can even contact band offices for information. Please learn, few understand the First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities of Canada.

The list is not comprehensive, it does provide insight into the indigenous societies, and cultural ties in Canada. Start anywhere and ask questions for yourself.

Abenaki0

Innu (Montagnais-Naskapi)

Oneida

Ahousaht

Interior Salish

Onondaga

Algonquin

Inuinnait (Copper Inuit)

Pacheenaht

Assiniboine

Inuvialuit (Mackenzie Inuit)

Petun

Atikamekw

Kainai (Blood)

Piikani (Peigan)

Baffin Island Inuit

K'asho Got'ine (Hare)

Saldermiut Inuit

Beothuk

Kaska Dena

Sahtu Got'ine (Bearlake)

Blackfoot Confederacy

Kivallirmiut (Caribou Inuit)

Secwepemc (Shuswap)

Cayuga

Ktunaxa (Kootenay)

Sekani

Central Coast Salish

Kwakwaka'wakw (Kwakiutl)

Seneca

Coast Salish

Kyuquot and Checleseht

Shuta Got'ine (Mountain)

Cree

Labradormiut (Labrador Inuit)

Siksika (Blackfoot)

Dakota

Lilwat (Lillooet)

Slavey

Dakelh (Carrier)

Lingit (Tlingit)

Stoney-Nakoda

Dane-zaa (Beaver)

Métis

Syilx (Okanagan)

Dene

Mi'kmaq

Tagish

Denesuline (Chipewyan)

Mohawk

Tahltan

Ditidaht

Mowachaht-Muchalaht

Tla-o-qui-aht (Clayoquot)

Ehattesaht

Nahani

Tlicho (Dogrib)

Gitxsan (Gitksan)

Netsilingmiut (Netsilik Inuit)

Toquaht

Gwich'in

Neutral Confederacy

Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in (Han)

Haida

Nicola-Similkameen

Tseshaht (Sheshaht)

Haisla (Kitamaat)

Nisga'a

Tsilhqot'in (Chilcotin)

Haudenosaunee (Six Nations or Iroquois)

Nlaka'pamux (Thompson)

Tsimshian

Heiltsuk

Northern Georgia Strait Coast Salish

Tsuut'ina (Sarcee)

Hesquiaht

Nuchatlaht

Tutchone

Hupacasath (Opetchesaht)

Nunavimmiut (Ungava Inuit)

Uchucklesaht

Huu-ay-aht

Nuu-chah-nulth

Ucluelet (First Nation)

Huron-Wendat

Nuxalk (Bella Coola)

Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet)

Iglulingmuit (Iglulik Inuit)

Odawa

Wetal (Tsetsaut)

Inuit

Ojibwa

Yellowknives (band)

[makotokyoqoku-archived]

john byrne's voice: im going to sexualize and fuck up two traumatized teenage girls, one of whom is tsuut'ina (one of canada's first nations), because girl power can only be achieved through severe childhood trauma

[allthecanadianpolitics]

The Tsuut'ina Nation says it is steadfastly against the proposed Springbank dry dam flood mitigation project on its border and will not give its consent to the project, something the nation says is required for the project to proceed.

"Whenever the provincial government plans to undertake a major project near a First Nation, there is a legal obligation to assess the potential impacts on First Nation lands," said Tsuut'ina chief Lee Crowchild in a news release.

"It is with some frustration that I must report that Tsuut'ina has not been consulted on the dry dam. Further, given that the dam is likely to have direct negative impact on Tsuut'ina, especially to treaty protected water, it is our position that more than consultation is required. Our position is that Tsuut'ina must give consent for this project to proceed. Tsuut'ina does not give that consent."

Crowchild said consent from the nation is consistent with the NDP government's "stated commitment to adhere to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples."

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A house for healing: treating addiction through tradition on Tsuut'ina Nation | CBC News The founders of Eagletail House Society hope the space can lead the way for others like it In December 2019, Stephanie Crowchild hit rock bottom. She had been trapped in a cycle of addiction and was in jail when a member of Child and Family Services (CFS) served her apprehension papers for her four children. Two weeks ago, Crowchild and the same CFS employee sat in ceremony and prayed together at Eagletail House Society, a new centre on Tsuu T'ina Nation, which focuses on intergenerational healing through spiritual and traditional practices. "For me, it was like this 360 moment," said Crowchild. Intergenerational trauma is an area of focus for Eagletail House. In her journey with addiction, Crowchild realized that much of what she struggled with stemmed from what happened to her father and grandparents, who are residential school survivors. The acknowledgement of that pain, but also the wisdom of her ancestors is encapsulated at Eagletail House, the place where her grandparents ⁠— known in the community as healers ⁠— carried out their own practices. Crowchild said she remembers community members coming to her grandparents' house seeking healing and guidance. "We can't let a home stay dormant, because of the spirit of a home itself," said Crowchild's father Hal Eagletail. Eagletail, who is an elder advisor at Poundmaker's Lodge treatment centre, is familiar with the benefits that his culture's traditional healing practices can bring to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people. Eagletail said that homes like the one his daughter created are an exciting opportunity for those eager to participate in reconciliation efforts. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/tsuut-ina-nation-stephanie-crowchild-hal-eagletail-1.6370991 https://www.instagram.com/p/CaqdRm6pVln/?utm_medium=tumblr

[kiwewinbeads]

You can find me at these two powwows coming up at the end of July!

Onespot Crossing Powwow July 23-24, near Bragg Creek, Alberta

Tsuut'ina Nation Powwow July 26-28, Tsuut'ina, Alberta

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Wednesday, March 09, 2022 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: THE MASKED SINGER (CTV) 8:00pm SURVIVOR (Global) 8:00pm DOMINO MASTERS (CTV) 9:00pm KUNG FU (CTV2) 9:00pm GOOD TROUBLE (ABC Spark) 10:00pm WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT THE FLASH (Premiering on Netflix Canada on March 11) ANIMALS AT PLAY (TBD - Smithsonian) BLACK FILES DECLASSIFIED (TBD - Science) SIGNS OF A PSYCHOPATH (TBD - Investigation Discovery)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

DISNEY + STAR ARMY WIVES (Seasons 1-7) HOW I MET YOUR FATHER (Season 1, Premiere) WEEKEND FAMILY

NETFLIX CANADA THE ANDY WARHOL DIARIES THE BOMBARDMENT BYRON BAES QUEER EYE GERMANY THE LAST KINGDOM (Season 5)

WINTER PARALYMPIC GAMES (SN1) 10:00am: Morning Coverage (CBC) 2:00pm: Para alpine skiing - men's giant slalom; Beijing Today. (CBC) 11:30pm: Wheelchair Curling: Estonia vs. Canada

CURLING (TSN/TSN3) 10:30am: 2022 Time Hortons Brier: Pool Play (TSN) 3:30pm: 2022 Time Hortons Brier: Pool Play (TSN) 8:30pm: 2022 Time Hortons Brier: Pool Play

AHL HOCKEY (TSN2) 11:00am: Abbotsford Canucks vs. Toronto Marlies

NHL HOCKEY (SN/SN1) 8:00pm: Capital vs Oilers (SNPacific/TSN2) 10:30pm: Habs vs. Canucks

NBA BASKETBALL (SN360) 7:00pm: Celtics vs. Hornets (SN Now) 8:00pm: Hawks vs. Bucks (TSN4) 8:30pm: Raptors vs. Spurs (SN360) 10:00pm: Trail Blazers vs. Nuggets

BIG BROTHER CANADA (Global) 7:00pm

STILL STANDING (CBC) 8:00pm: Warkworth, Ontario

RUN THE BURBS (CBC) 8:30pm:  Khia's guidance counselor helps Andrew make a big decision; Camille struggles to cater an event; Hudson and Ramesh help Cathy with her taxes.

PRETTY HARD CASES (CBC) 9:00pm: Naz gets in deeper with the Coyotes, earning him an invite to Adeline's party; when he finds himself in hot water, it's up to Sam and Kelly to pull him out before events get deadly.

7TH GEN (APTN) 9:00pm:  Melissa Brown is a midwife from Sagkeeng First Nation and Dinétah Navajo Nation, and Candace Neumann is a Métis doula; together, they created Zaagi'idiwin, where they offer full-spectrum Indigenous reproductive health training and workshops. TRIBAL POLICE FILES (APTN)  9:30pm: For tribal police, a new development requires a new perspective; looking at how Tsuut'ina land is impacted by major projects, including a highway that will attract business and a new high school that will reinforce the nation's history and culture.

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From her family ranch on the Tsuut'ina Nation in Treaty 7, Indigenous designer, artist, maker, and horsewoman Livia Manywounds makes one-of-a-kind formal clothing. She began to sew in junior high and was admitted to a fashion school in New York, but she was unable to go due to financial constraints.

When she became a caregiver for her mother after she was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago, her creativity was reignited. She explains, "I needed something to do because I had to take time off work." “I pulled out my beads and needles and began beading, followed by sewing.” Manywounds sat beside her mother's bedside and buried herself in her work. “I began by posting items on the internet, and soon after, I began to receive orders.”

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Tsuut'ina First Nation closes schools, admin offices after COVID-19 case confirmed

Because of COVID-19 detection at a community event, Tsuut'ina First Nation has closed its schools and its administrative offices.

In a notice posted to its Facebook pages, signed by the chief and council, late Monday night, the First Nation notified residents of the closure.

"Because of such a recent community gathering, a COVID-19 infection has been reported, we have chosen to go beyond and above the protocol to protect citizens of the country," the notice reads.

It did not say how many individuals could have been exposed.

Another alert, posted on the Facebook page of the nation's emergency management, mentioned anybody who attended a Sunday memorial feast is needed to self-isolate for 14 days and be screened for COVID-19.

It said those who attended a wake or funeral on Monday are needed to monitor themselves for 10 days for indications of COVID-19, but at this point they decided not need to isolate themselves.

Members of the nation can call 403-258-4830 to arrange for research to be conducted.