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Lakota Place Names in Southwestern Saskatchewan

Lakota Place Names in Southwestern Saskatchewan

Claire ThomsonClaire ThomsonMay 13, 2020Saskatchewan History and Folklore SocietyLakota, John Lecaine, place names, Indigenous, Okíčhize Pȟežísla Wakpá, Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan, Sitting Bull, Lakȟóta Tȟamákȟočhe, White Mud River, Frenchman River, Wísaŋye Wakpá, Míčha Wakpá, Tȟa Čheyáka Pahá, Three Mile Butte, winter camp, Wiwáŋyaŋg Wačhípi Wakpála, Sundance Creek, Indigenous history, land-based learning Comment

A Moose Hunt Story

A Moose Hunt Story

John MerastyJohn MerastyMarch 14, 2020Saskatchewan History and Folklore Societymoose, Saskatchewan, hunting, winter, Pelican Narrows, Northern Saskatchewan, cold, snowshoes, snowmobile, Whitesand Dam, 1980, McInnis Lake, trapping, Indigenous, Indigenous history, Indigenous authored, land-based learningComment

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