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UCVM faculty created a virtual presentation to walk Stoney Nakoda youth at Morley School through the process of diagnosing a sick dog.

Vet Med faculty develops virtual experiences for Stoney Nakoda youth

ndigenous artist and Class of 2020 graduate Lori Scalplock and her husband, Alex Scalplock Jr.

Class of 2020: Blackfoot artist sees teaching as a means of healing

From left: Amelia Crowshoe, Aron Csaplaros, Erin Colwell, Eric Mosley, and coach David Laidlaw attend the Kawaskimhon Aboriginal Law Moot in Winnipeg.

Class of 2020: Social inequalities fuelled Amelia Crowshoe's passion to study law and find her own voice

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Class of 2020: Grad brings life experiences to Indigenous architecture in Canada

A panel of four presenters speaks to an audience

Businesses learn how to hire and retain Indigenous talent

Skwachàys Lodge

Trico Charitable Foundation and Haskayne School of Business recognize best social enterprises

Xakiji (Chief) Lee Crowchild to speak on large-scale land development on Oct 24.

Xakiji (Chief) Lee Crowchild to speak on building relationships and business in a good way

Pipe for pipelines lays piled on ground

Indigenous ownership of the Trans Mountain pipeline would safeguard the environment

PaCER Program Manager Susanna Koczkur with program interns at a January 2019 meeting.

UCalgary program builds research capacity in Indigenous communities

Visits to schools in the Mînî thnî (Morley) community are part of a new co-learning partnership between the Stoney Nakoda First Nation and the University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. From left: Lucy Luo, Thomas Snow, Alice Kaquitts, Brock Chappell, Amy Duong, Aylin Atilla, Joy Shokeir, and Cathy Wagg. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine photos

New partnership with Stoney Nakoda explores importance of animals in Indigenous culture