Qu'Appelle

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Qu'Appelle

(käpĕl`), river, c.270 mi (430 km) long, rising in S Sask., Canada, NW of Moose Jaw and flowing generally E through Buffalo Pound Lake and Fishing Lakes, past Fort Qu'Appelle to the Assiniboine River, just over the Manitoba border. The river is noted for whitefish.

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We've run programs in La Ronge, Fort Qu'Appelle, Duck Lake, Regina, Saskatoon--all over the province," says Cindy Hanson, program co-ordinator at the Dumont's Regina office.

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For many years I have known Beverly Worsley, from Fort Qu'Appelle, and have had the honour and pleasure of working with her on various projects, dealing directly and indirectly with her position as the Metis Nation Eastern Region lll Area Director.

Letter: thank you Beverly

This year, the dioceses of Qu'Appelle, Niagara, Toronto and Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island participated on Sept.

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Aboriginal leaders say a federal cabinet minister's speech during Treaty 4 commemorations in Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.

New Minister (of Indian Affairs, Robert Nault,) announces policy shift

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Eric Bays, former bishop of the diocese of Qu'Appelle, has written a book that some wish he hadn't.

'Not everyone was forced': book by former bishop strives to tell another version of the tragic native residential schools tale

This advances us to the next step, where we start a ratification process amongst our First Nations for Treaty 4 governance," said Fort Qu'Appelle Tribal Council representative president Ron Crowe.

Treaty 4 members sign governance agreement

It then took her to places such as Ireland, Wales, Guatemala, Alaska, Namibia, Australia, and even Fort Qu'appelle, Saskatchewan where she met with people working at the All Nations Healing Centre.

Doctor combines traditional and modern medicines

Anderson was recognized for the 21 years he has been a priest in the diocese of Qu'Appelle.

Native priest receives award for bridging gap between cultures

An organization that provides help to women and children in times of crisis is itself seeking help from the town of Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.

Shelter seeks a bit of relief

Other notable speakers and workshop facilitators included Bevann Fox-Ironeagle and Susan Jolly-Maxie from the File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council.

Aboriginal knowledge highlighted at justice symposium

Arthur Anderson, a priest and diocesan elder from the Saskatchewan-based diocese of Qu'Appelle.