Saskatchewan Indigenous Storytelling Month 2025

For SASKATCHEWAN INDIGENOUS STORYTELLING MONTH,

HERITAGE REGINA presents:

HISTORY OF THE MAKING OF TREATY 4, 1874

with Indigenous Storyteller AARON TOOTOOSIS

Thursday, February 13 | 12pm & 6:30pm

Aaron explores the history of Treaty 4, busting myths and misconceptions, and shares the reality of Indigenous Nations and Peoples in Treaty No. 4 Territory and their history of living under Canadian Indian Policy from 1868 – present day. The presentation will include stories passed on to Aaron from Elders and relatives, including the designer of the Treaty 4 flag.

First Nations University | Free Parking on site for 6:30 lecture

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Heritage Regina acknowledges and respects the ancestral lands of Indigenous peoples, and their cultural and traditional relationships with the land and environment. We know that Canada’s history and heritage is complex and contentious, dominated by white settler perspectives, and that our work and the system we are a part of needs to change. We believe that diversity means inclusion and reflection of all people including cultures, languages and perspectives.

Join us on our journey to understand Indigenous ways of being, do our part to support Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, and find ways to serve more underrepresented communities in our work to protect and celebrate Regina’s diverse heritage places.

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