This year marks 139 years since the execution of Louis Riel by the Canadian government at the North-West Mounted Police barracks in Regina, Sask. Much of Canada understands Red River Métis ...

The Red River Trails were a set of overland trails that were used by oxcarts in between the Red River settlement, which was around present day Winnipeg, and the frontier town of St Paul, which was ...

The battle over a cultural symbol between Métis and non-Indigenous residents of a Saskatchewan village has finally been put to rest.

It includes clothing, embroidery, beadwork and more, which the MMF says showcases Métis identity, mobility and fashion.

Portage and Main has reopened to foot traffic for the first time in decades. Days later, the Manitoba Métis Federation is ...

The Manitoba Métis Federation unveiled its newly acquired 142-piece collection on Wednesday in Winnipeg. The collection, ...

A historically accurate Red River cart was built in 2012 during a workshop in Lestock — 140 kilometres northeast of Regina — for use in a centennial celebration that paid homage to the village ...

Dan Hegstad’s film, “The Mètis and the Oxcarts of the Red River,” premiered on PBS in March. $2 for 6 months SUBSCRIBE NOW Read Today's Paper Monday, July 7. 📣 Advertise.

Brickspo: Brickspo returns to the WDM on July 26 and 27, featuring original LEGO creations by members of the Saskatchewan ...

What was meant to bring together Métis and non-Indigenous residents of a Saskatchewan village has turned into a battle over who owns a symbol of its legacy. A historically accurate Red River cart was ...