Stoney Nakoda

After the horn blows, there’s only one rule: lose your horse and you’re disqualified.

When three buffalo in Stoney Park were struck and killed in a lightning storm in 1987, three years after Mînî Thnî stopped hosting the Indian Ecumenical Conference, it was apparent to some that it was time to bring the influential movement back.

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"He had a helmet on. The helmet didn't even crack or anything, but the bull rider was helped up and he walked out of the arena, went behind the bucket chutes and that's where he collapsed."

“We want to see what our leaders are doing; we want to see how our leaders are spending money."

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When Gordon Wesley picks up a paint brush, he can’t help but think of his ancestors.

It’s that time of year where hungry bears are searching for anything to replenish their appetite after a long winter of sleep.

The son of esteemed Stoney Nakoda Elder Tina Fox, and a longtime inspiration to me, Trent Fox passed away of a heart attack in his sleep June 8. He was 47.

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