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Posted: Jan 06, 2017 5:36 PM CT
Last Updated: January 6, 2017
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum in the capital of the province Regina has a rare exhibit – the Indigenous record of Treaty 4 as rendered in a pictograph by Chief Paskwa in 1883, nine years after the signing of the treaty in 1874.
And here are copies of the English rendition of the Treaty:
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In the same spirit of free self-expression — artistic and intellectual — USask offers password-free computers. This served delegates to the 2018 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences in Regina, very well indeed:) (Not that you’re precluded from enjoying … Continue reading
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Grâce à Faculty of Music, the University of Saskatchewan in Regina has on display so-called “street pianos” — for anyone to give them a try!
…And Aegir went on: “How did this craft that you call poetry originate?” Bragi replied: “The origin of it was that the gods had a dispute with the people called Vanir, and they appointed a peace-conference and made a truce by this procedure, that both sides went up to a vat and spat their spittle […]
via The Great Myths #41: Sacred Language & the Mead of Poetry (Norse) — word and silence
and, once you register, you’ll get this promisory note from Eventbrite – LOL!
… isn’t that something! 🙂
so, goooo & tell others => http://decolonizingconference.com/
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