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Chiefs, dignitaries gather on Treaty Four grounds to celebrate 150th anniversary of signing
According to Indigenous leaders, Treaty Four, signed by their ancestors, is the formalization of the relationship between the Indigenous People of Canada and the Crown.
In photos: 150th anniversary of Treaty 4 signing commemorated in Fort Qu'Appelle
One of many events planned this week to commemorate 150 years since its signing, the Treaty 4 Chief Council and the 36 Treaty 4 chiefs in southern Saskatchewan and Manitoba gathered in Fort Qu'Appelle on Sunday. Described by this gathering's organizers as "a formal agreement between two or more states in reference to peace, alliance, commerce or other international relations, the treaties are "sacred internationally recognized covenants" that fo…
Treaty 4: 150th anniversary of Treaty 4 signing in Fort QuAppelle sees hundreds gather #BreakingNews #CDNNews #Politics #CanadaNewsToday #CanadianBreakingNews
It was the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty 4 – an occasion that saw hundreds gather in Fort Qu’Appelle. “It’s a time I think to renew our strengths, selling the promise of treaty fulfill through treaty implementation and the honouring of the spirit and intent of the treaty,” said Chief Lynn Acoose of the Zagime Anishinabek First Nation. Dignitaries, elders and all those from across Treaty 4 territory came together for the event. Down…
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