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Oral history project shares stories of 2SLGBTQ+ seniors in Sask. - Vimarsana News

Oral history project shares stories of 2SLGBTQ+ seniors in Sask.

An oral history project featuring 12 2SLGBTQ+ seniors is currently on exhibit at the Western Development Museum in Moose Jaw.

Source: cbc.ca
How culture, ancestral connection and passion make these 3 western Sask. communities feel like home - Vimarsana News

How culture, ancestral connection and passion make these 3 western Sask. communities feel like home

CBC is taking you to the intimate communities of Kerrobert, Unity and Poundmaker First Nation for stories of finding home and safety, how a building can be the focal point for many generations of residents and how a home-grown museum is sprouting pride in the youngest members of a First Nation.

Source: cbc.ca
Who Wants to Volunteer - Vimarsana News

Who Wants to Volunteer

“Festivals in rural Saskatchewan communities say they're in need of volunteers, not just for festival events, but to sit on boards and committees as well,” was the opening sentence of

Nigerian family met with kindness, instant friendship after immigrating to Swift Current - Vimarsana News

Nigerian family met with kindness, instant friendship after immigrating to Swift Current

Beatrice Agbonavbare's little family knew immigating from Nigeria to Saskatchewan would be hard. But people went out of their way to make it feel like they belonged. 

Source: cbc.ca
First Nations veteran pays it forward with kindness by honouring Regina elder's legacy - Vimarsana News

First Nations veteran pays it forward with kindness by honouring Regina elder's legacy

Robin Cote, South Branch President of the Saskatchewan First Nations Veterans Association, says Women of the Dawn founder Ivy Kennedy deserves to be recognized for her kindness and community work this season.

Source: cbc.ca