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This session with dr. linda manyguns delves into a crucial period of change for Indigenous peoples between 1860 and the early 1900s. Uncover the stories behind population changes, the introduction of agriculture, and the complex process of treaty signings that dramatically altered the landscape and lives of Indigenous communities. This program is part of the […]
Join us for our Pow Wow Education and Decolonization Class, an engaging workshop designed to deepen your understanding of Pow Wows, their cultural significance, and the protocols that surround these vibrant gatherings. This class is an excellent opportunity for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous participants to learn, share, and connect with the traditions that celebrate Indigenous […]
The 2nd Annual Cochrane Discovery Days takes places Friday, August 29th to Monday, September 1st in Cochrane, in 5 different locations around town. FULL DETAILS : DISCOVERY DAYS 2025
The 2nd Annual Cochrane Discovery Days takes places Friday, August 29th to Monday, September 1st in Cochrane, in 5 different locations around town. FULL DETAILS : DISCOVERY DAYS 2025
The 2nd Annual Cochrane Discovery Days takes places Friday, August 29th to Monday, September 1st in Cochrane, in 5 different locations around town. FULL DETAILS : DISCOVERY DAYS 2025
The 2nd Annual Cochrane Discovery Days takes places Friday, August 29th to Monday, September 1st in Cochrane, in 5 different locations around town. FULL DETAILS : DISCOVERY DAYS 2025
This important session during Truth and Reconciliation month will discuss the history and enduring legacy of residential schools across Canada. This will be a time for learning, reflection, and understanding the widespread effects on Indigenous individuals, families, and communities. This program is part of the "Unpacking the Past, Understanding the Present" series by dr. linda […]
Join us on Monday, September 30 from 1:30 – 4:30 p.m. at The Station at Cochrane Crossing as we come together to honour Survivors, remember those lost and reflect on […]
National Day for Truth & Reconciliation Learn about this unique art form from artist Michelle Wiebe, its role in the residential school system, and create a custom themed postcard as […]
The Cochrane Public Library is thrilled to welcome Indigenous author and storyteller Judy Everson of Everson Publishing, alongside her daughter, Elle. This special program is a fantastic opportunity for the homeschool community to engage with Indigenous culture and teachings. Through interactive songs, drumming, and rattles, Judy and Elle will lead participants on a journey that […]
Join dr. linda manyguns for a session that delves into the history and importance of historical treaty making. Designed for students, this program will provide an overview of why treaties were made and their lasting impact. There will also be a hands-on activity to enhance understanding. This program will be the final session of the […]
Join us in a reflective and inclusive circle conversation exploring what it means to be Treaty People in Canada. This dialogue invites participants to consider the shared responsibilities, histories, and futures that treaties represent-not just for Indigenous Peoples, but for all who live on this land. Through storytelling, listening, and respectful exchange, we’ll deepen our […]
Join the multi-generational Smalleyes Family of Stoney Nakoda as they bring their reimagined Christmas tale featuring traditional Indigenous dance, song and storytelling to Cochrane for the first time. A perfect holiday event for the whole family! The Smalleyes Family is an extended family of performers, artists and community leaders who bring along their Stoney culture […]
