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W.A. Day school students learned Wednesday about the contributions of Indigenous soldiers. National Indigenous Veterans Day, Nov. 8, was marked...Continue Reading

A Great Falls man was sentenced to three years and two months in prison followed by three years of supervised release for driving under the influence of alchoho

The Washington State Apple Blossom Festival has won four awards for its activities connected to the 2023 celebration.

Emil S. Day Chief, 41, pleaded guilty in the Great Falls branch of U.S. District Court to involuntary manslaughter.

Indigenous people in southern Alberta are calling for action to back up Pope Francis’ apology for the role the Catholic Church played in Canada’s residential school system.

Residential school survivor Sheldon Day Chief had mixed reactions to the Popes apology.

Indigenous Awareness Rally aims at ‘changing the meaning behind Canada Day’ Poll yes By Herald on July 1, 2021. An Indigenous Awareness Rally makes its way north down Mayor Magrath Drive before turning to Lethbrige City Hall and onward to the Galt Gardens Thursday afternoon. Numerous sign-wavers and drum players decked out in orange took part in the rally. Herald photo by Dale Woodard DALE WOODARD – Lethbridge Herald Under a blazing noon sun, walk was held to remember the lives of childre...

  LETHBRIDGE -- The discovery 215 children found buried at the site of a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C. is sending shockwaves throughout the nation. In Lethbridge, community members organized a vigil and asked people to line up child-sized shoes to represent the lives lost throughout years of trauma brought on by the residential school system. "The trauma that we face every day is insurmountable. We have no safe spaces and everyone talks about reconciliation, but an apology is...

Members of the Blood Tribe are spearheading an effort to clean up the Galt Gardens, one of the Lethbridges largest problem areas.

Blackfeet Nation reopens after strict pandemic closures NORA MABIE, Great Falls Tribune April 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Ann Magee, left, manages the Junction Cafe in Browning, Mont. She says that business has been good since the tribal councils decision to reopen the reservation. She says that despite the reopening, ownership and employees are still in favor of take-out service only for the time being. (Rion Sanders/The Great Falls Tribune via AP)Rion Sanders/APShow MoreS...