Stoney Nakoda

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The Stoney named Indigenous cultural centre is one example of the collaborative projects, ideas and social enterprises discussed during all three phases of Moving Mountains, a two-year community led initiative which aims to strengthen collaboration across Bow Valley’s civil society sector.

“We’re asking artists from each of the four major Nations around the city to submit examples of past work for the opportunity to create a large-scale textile work.”

“It continues to demonstrate the large commitment to immersive literacy and numeracy."

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“From what we are seeing, thus far, is we are very optimistic with the budget that has been placed in front of us."

Appellants to Skyridge Glamping, a project proposed for a 2.83 hectare site across from the Kananaskis Country Golf Course off Highway 40 in the Kananaskis Public Land Use Zone (PLUZ), argue the area is an important wildlife corridor in addition to being on the traditional hunting grounds of the Îyârhe Nakoda.