Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre

09/04/2026

Please note that our office will be closed on Monday, September 7th, 2026 for Labour Day.
We will reopen on Tuesday, September 8th, 2026 at 8:30 AM.
Thank you and enjoy the long weekend!

08/24/2026

From August 20–23, 2026, the Saskatchewan Indigenous Cultural Centre (SICC) joined Treaty 6 First Nations, leaders, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, community members and guests at Fort Carlton Provincial Historic Park to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the making of Treaty No. 6.

This historic milestone offered an important opportunity to reflect on our shared history, honour the Spirit and Intent of Treaty, and renew our collective commitment to upholding Treaty relationships and responsibilities for future generations.

SICC was honoured to support the gathering in several ways. Our staff provided MC support for portions of the event, audio-visual services, and printing for the official agendas and program books.
We also greatly appreciated the opportunity to work alongside the Office of the Treaty Commissioner, whose team was instrumental in helping bring this important gathering together, as well as Treaty 6 leadership, Pêmiska Tourism and Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation, and the many partners and individuals whose work contributed to the commemoration.

For SICC, being present at Treaty 6 150 was about more than marking an anniversary. It was an opportunity to honour the ancestors who entered into Treaty, recognize the enduring responsibilities that flow from Treaty, and stand together in support of its continued implementation.

Treaty 6 is not only part of our history. It is a living Treaty that continues to guide relationships, responsibilities and our shared future.

07/31/2026

Please note that our office will be closed on Monday, August 3rd, 2026 for Saskatchewan Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, August 4th, 2026 at 8:30 AM. Thank you and enjoy the long weekend!

07/30/2026

📣 Save the Date! ✨Indigenous Language Camps ✨

FNUniv's Indigenous Language Program will host the Anihšināpēmowin (Saulteaux) Language Camp and the Dakota-Nakota-Lakota Language Camp, which are designed to bring together participants, Elders, Knowledge Keepers, language speakers, and community supporters. The camps aim to create a learning environment where participants can learn from one another, fostering a deeper connection to their language, culture, and community.

The family camps will offer language learning, cultural workshops, land-based and community-based teachings, and wellness supports. A key component of these camps is the opportunity for intergenerational knowledge sharing, where participants of all ages can connect, learn, and grow together.

Some travel support may be available, depending on specific project guidelines, eligibility criteria, and available budget.

Stay tuned for more details as plans are finalized.

For more information, please contact Ashley Wolfe at [email protected].

07/29/2026

SICC staff were proud to attend the 2026 Tony Cote Summer Games in North Battleford, where they shared knowledge about our programs and resources with youth from communities across Saskatchewan. Through meaningful conversations and engagement, we encouraged young people to celebrate and strengthen their connections to their languages, cultures, and traditions. Thank you to everyone who visited our booth it was a pleasure to meet and connect with the next generation of leaders, knowledge keepers, and cultural champions.

07/23/2026

This August marks the 150th anniversary of Treaty 6. The promises made at Treaty continue to shape our lives and the prosperity that Canada enjoys today was made possible, in part, through these Treaty relationships.

In collaboration with the Office of the Treaty Commissioner, we developed this post as our way of honouring this history. We encourage everyone to educate themselves about the treaties, about the spirit and intent when the treaties were signed, and to reflect on what it means to be "Treaty People".

07/10/2026

06/30/2026

Please note that our office will be closed on Wednesday, July 1, 2026 for Canada Day. We will reopen on Thursday, July 2, 2026 at 8:30 AM.
Thank you and have a safe and enjoyable holiday.

06/21/2026

First Nations fathers in 2026 are carriers of cultural continuity, healing, language, identity, and relationship in a time when many of those roles were intentionally disrupted by colonial policies.

Every First Nation language in Saskatchewan carries its own word for father, but all of those words point toward something larger than biology. They point toward relationship, responsibility, guidance, and belonging. Those are values that remain just as important today as they were generations ago. And perhaps that is the greatest value of First Nations fathers: They are helping ensure that future generations know who they are and where they belong.

Indigenous fathers consistently describe wanting to be present for their children, to share culture, and to break unhealthy cycles. Many identify fatherhood itself as a path of healing—not only for their children, but for themselves and their communities.

Follow this link to print off your own coloring page:

https://shorturl.at/CIQs3