Sheila BautzSpecial to the HeraldThe Prince Albert Exhibition Grounds and the Batoche Festival Grounds have opened spaces for ...

The Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) government announced today that they would be opening the Batoche Festival Grounds to ...

For elders who have lived in northern Saskatchewan all their lives, getting displaced to a big city in the south can be ...

With wildfires tearing through northern Saskatchewan, some hope is on the horizon in the form of much-needed rain. David ...

Batoche, Saskatchewan, July 24, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- President Caron of the Métis National Council spent the morning in ceremony with hundreds of Métis from across the Homeland at the ...

BATOCHE — Drum and fiddle music filled the Batoche festival grounds, and the floor shook to the rhythm of jiggers and square dancers, as the 51st annual Back to Batoche Days kicked off on Friday ...

Thousands of Indigenous people gathered at the Batoche National Historic Site this weekend in what the community says is the largest Indigenous gathering in Canada and the second-largest in North ...

A Clarke's Crossing messenger, just returned from the North, brings the following particulars of an engagement with the rebels, which occurred at 9:15 A.M., 15 miles south of Batoche. The ...

BATOCHE — Thousands of people are gathering this weekend for the annual Back to Batoche Days, the outdoor celebration of Metis culture, language and traditions. On Friday, Saskatoon StarPhoenix ...

All through July, the Batoche festival grounds are a flurry of carpentry, painting, groundskeeping and banner-hanging as Métis Nation—Saskatchewan prepares to welcome citizens and friends from ...

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Back to Batoche is the largest outdoor celebration of Métis identity, culture, values, and language. Visiting, trading, and sharing food are time-honoured traditions of the Métis, and Back to ...