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People gather and walk on National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women to "always remember those who we have lost" - Vimarsana News

People gather and walk on National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women to "always remember those who we have lost"

May 5 is recognized as National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. To remember and bring awareness to MMIP, over 100 people participated in the awareness walk

Organization says some Native Americans may have difficulty embracing their culture - Vimarsana News

Organization says some Native Americans may have difficulty embracing their culture

Some Indigenous students don't feel culturally accepted in school

Regina family remembers teen killed in fatal pedestrian collision - Vimarsana News

Regina family remembers teen killed in fatal pedestrian collision

A family is reeling after the life of a Regina teenager was cut short over the weekend.

Community vigil to honour Regina teen fatally struck by vehicle - Vimarsana News

Community vigil to honour Regina teen fatally struck by vehicle

When Rebecca BigEagle talks about her nephew Dendrae Thunder Echo Lonechild, she paints a picture of a cheerful teenage boy.

Southeast Sask. spotlights heritage preservation, thriving Filipino community - Vimarsana News

Southeast Sask. spotlights heritage preservation, thriving Filipino community

Just two days in southeast Saskatchewan reveals a thriving community of immigrants, a yodeling painter, a chef who returned to his hometown with dreams of creating delicious high quality dishes, frost-painted trails and the legacy of a historian who dedicated his life to preserving historic photographs of his beloved region. 

Source: cbc.ca