Social distancing Hide Tanning Camp 2020

Our Culture Camp hosted a Moose, Elk, Deer and Buffalo hide tanning camp this spring. Participants from Ontario to Alberta joined us. The weather was perfect and we were blessed by two hard-working instructors. www.kaniyasihkculturecamps.com. We will host another camp this spring but with COVID-19 looming, we will be suspending large group gatherings but instead promoting photos, resources, videos and tips on hide tanning, tapping birch trees and all the spring fun. This is the type of educational service the Land Based Healing Centre provides through our Culture Camps.

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We are very proud to be Elder's Helpers, helpers at ceremonies and serve in this manner. We serve and work hard for safety for our participants and for our people. It really is a beautiful way of life. nêhiyawêwin can be heard through storytelling, visiting and ceremony.

Language is Important

nêhiyawêwak ôta mistahi nâpêwak êkwa iskwêwak kâ-atoskêcik. miywâsin kâ-pihtamihk tahto-kîsikâw.

Our staff are all fluent in Cree. We are unique in that you will hear a lot of Cree in our Camps. Its a great way to learn the language, in its natural setting.

ᐋᐧᐦᑰᐦᑐᐃᐧᐣ wâhkôhtowin-Kinship

We are a family and when you join our camps, you become one of our family members. This is wahkohtowin. First Nations perspectives are explained and shared throughout the camps. Please join us.

Social distancing Hide Tanning Camp 2020

Introduction to our Cree Language Land Based School

Indigenous Researchers Researching for Indigenous People

Introducing the new research arm of our programme

About Us

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Language is Important

ᐋᐧᐦᑰᐦᑐᐃᐧᐣ wâhkôhtowin-Kinship

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