The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo is fortunate to have a large variety of Indigenous artists who work in traditional forms and contemporary mediums to…
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On March 28, 2018 the McKay Métis made history by becoming the first Métis community in Canada to own all of their own land. Not…
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Every day I ask myself whether my actions are contributing to the process of truth, healing and reconciliation. When I started to write about Fraser…
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A used Caterpillar dozer and an entrepreneurial spirit are what started Bouchier, and because of our strong belief in doing the right things in the…
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For as long as local Indigenous oral tradition has been shared, stories have been told about black tar dripping from the banks of the Athabasca…
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Education. That’s the simple one word reply James Tomkins, better known as Smokey, has when asked what advice he would give to young people starting…
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Pollyanna McBain was aptly named. Originally from the Mi’kmaq community of Eel River Bar First Nation in New Brunswick, Pollyanna is probably the most optimistic…
The team at Balsom Communications is incredibly proud to bring you this edition of Your McMurray Magazine. It is our first edition dedicated to the…
“As a little boy I would wander, look up at the sky, play with frogs and use my imagination- my greatest tool,” 25-year-old Kelton Stepanowich…
The Nistawoyou Friendship Centre has been helping youth in our community for many years. Running programs and collaborating with strategic partners has allowed them to…
In May of 2017, the Northern Lights Health Foundation funded the Janvier Food Security and Community Garden Project. The project stemmed from ideas shared by…
Bannock is a popular bread served as a staple recipe to early settlers and fur traders. Today, Indigenous nations continue to make it - usually…
Few things in life compare to a deep belly laugh. You often hear ‘laughter is the best medicine’.
The 2017 We Scare Hunger Campaign in Fort McMurray just wrapped up and a whopping 3000 lbs of food was collected for the Wood Buffalo…
