60 hours of reel-to-reel recordings were virtually forgotten for half a century.

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NC RaineLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterEagle Feather News In the early 1970s, a few enterprising individuals from Kawacatoose First Nation embarked on a rather novel project − to record the community history and personal stories of their Elders. Once the interviews were completed, the nearly 60 hours of recordings left the community and were virtually forgotten […]

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L to R: Colleen Strongarm, Caroline Poorman, Beverly Machiskinik, Arnold Tobacco, and Serena Worm translating a story told by Walter Poorman. Andrew Miller  By: NC Raine Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Eagle Feather News    In the early 1970s, a few enterprising individuals from Kawacatoose First Nation embarked on a rather novel project− to record the community history and personal stories of their Elders.   Once the interviews were comple…

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