Woodland Cree take over reserve land management
Woodland Cree First Nation made Alberta history Oct. 6 when its membership voted in favour of taking over reserve land management from Indian Services Canada…
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Woodland Cree First Nation made Alberta history Oct. 6 when its membership voted in favour of taking over reserve land management from Indian Services Canada…
Fourteen wood bison were translocated from Elk Island National Park In March 2020 to begin the nation's process of repopulating their lands
Fourteen wood bison were translocated from Elk Island National Park In March 2020 to begin the nation's process of repopulating their lands
Article content Several bison from Elk Island National Park (EINP) have found new homes across the prairies. This winter 124 plains bison were transferred out of the park to various locations in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Indigenous transfers made up 118 of the 124. The park sent 40 bison to the Kainai First Nation, 32 to Onion Lake Cree Nation, 25 to Frog Lake First Nation, and 21 to Poundmaker Cree Nation in Saskatchewan. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Bison transferred outside of Elk Island National Park Back to video The Waterton Lakes Nati...