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This site contains a myriad of stories, knowledge and experiences of Indigenous peoples in Alberta. Indigenous peoples in Alberta come from diverse cultures, languages, and communities. Voices of the Land includes joyous, celebratory, difficult, and traumatic stories, all of which are authentic and important.
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A first hand account of one of the Métis people's last great buffalo hunts on the Alberta prairieContent Warning
The creator of this content has indicated that this story contains discussion, mention or description of: Residential school and/or day School.
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This is my story about sexual abuse at Grollier Hall residential school, my struggle and my healing journey.The creator of this content has indicated that this story contains discussion, mention or description of: Residential school and/or day School.
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A brief history of the Michel Callihoo reserve disbanded in the 1950s and their aspirations for the future.
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A brief history of Maskwaciy (Hobbema) written from the perspective of a Catholic priest
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Much of the booming Westside of the City of Edmonton sits upon 6300 acres of former Indian Reserve.