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People from all over Treaty 6 territory and Treaty 8 gathered in Edmonton's river valley on Friday to mark the...

Kihcihkaw askî-Sacred Land — Canada’s first-of-its-kind urban Indigenous ceremony grounds opened in Edmonton.

Edmonton – or amiskwacîwâskahikan as its known in Cree – is now home to urban Indigenous ceremonial grounds, which officials say is the first of its kind in the country.

Kihcihkaw askî means ‘this place here is sacred’ in Cree.

Kihcihkaw askî-Sacred Land, will provide a river valley setting to host ceremonies, sweatlodges and other events.

Kihcihkaw askî means 'this place here is sacred' in Cree.

A RECORD number of people attended the Romsey Open Gardens over the Bank Holiday weekend.

To celebrate Indigenous History Month, we’ve created an interactive map with sites of significance that are important to the ever-growing fabric of Alberta’s Treaty 6 territory.

If you've been driving past on Fox Drive and wondering about the construction going on in Whitemud Park, wonder no more. That's kihciy askiy and we're sharing a tour of the progress.

The City of Edmonton is working on a tailor-made plan to improve safety and well-being for Indigenous people, based on the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.