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Canadian Multiculturalism Day

June 27, 2020 is Canadian Multiculturalism day. This is a day to discover the various cultures that bring

Summer 2020 – Camping at Métis Crossing

Métis Crossing offers camping overlooking the beautiful North Saskatchewan River.

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Take a look at the progression of our beautiful mu

Take a look at the progression of our beautiful mural! 👀 Thank you to Stephen Glaude for painting this beautiful addition to our new building!

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Meet our Interpreters! 👋 Kathryn is currently c

Meet our Interpreters! 👋
Kathryn is currently completing her Bachelor of science in Nursing and says that her family is from the Peace River Region. Her favourite thing about working at Métis Crossing is being out on the land connecting with her culture, water and plants. “I have been able to learn about traditional plant uses and how important the land is to being”.

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Meet our Interpreters! 👋 This is Giorgi! She is

Meet our Interpreters! 👋 This is Giorgi! She is currently taking a Bachelor of Science in Animal Health with a Major in Companion and Treatment of Animals. Her family is from St. Albert, Lac St Anne, Edmonton, and Red River.
When asked what she likes about working at Metis Crossing, she said “the amount of animals I get to see and growing vegetables from the 1700-1800’s”.

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Meet our Interpreter Brianna! 👋 Brianna is a pe

Meet our Interpreter Brianna! 👋 Brianna is a performance major in a Bachelor of Music program. She says that her family is from all over northern Alberta and a bit into B.C. as well. Her favourite thing about working at Métis Crossing is all of the friends she has met and the memories she’s made while working here. “It’s been awesome being able to work at a place like Métis Crossing because of the connection to not only my culture, but to nature as well. It’s nice to get out of the big city and to ground yourself to the earth.”

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Meet our Interpreter Brigid! 👋 “I am taking a

Meet our Interpreter Brigid! 👋 “I am taking a B.A. in History with a minor in Education in school right now, and my Métis roots are in Manitoba, but I grew up in B.C. and Alberta. I love that I have found a Métis family here amongst my coworkers, who are also my best friends.”

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Métis Crossing is the perfect place for Indigenou

Métis Crossing is the perfect place for Indigenous training or other workshops your company may be putting on for staff. Learn more about how to book a space by visiting the link in our bio!
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Meet our Interpreter Maria! 👋 Maria is majoring

Meet our Interpreter Maria! 👋 Maria is majoring in Anthropology andminoring in Native Studies. She says that her Métis heritage can be traced back to Manitoba and Saskatchewan and that it was her grandparent’s generation that really settled in Alberta, so she is a third generation Albertan Métis. Her favourite thing about working at Métis Crossing is the people that she has had the opportunity to meet, both co-workers and our visitors.
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Thank you to @tcenergy for their contributions and

Thank you to @tcenergy for their contributions and support of Métis Crossing as a community partner! Because of your help, we can share the Métis story with everyone!

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Did you know that you can camp at Métis Crossing?

Did you know that you can camp at Métis Crossing? 🤔 Book your camping now when you click the link in our bio!

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When you book your Métis Crossing experience pack

When you book your Métis Crossing experience package, you will only interact with the group you arrived with. Thank you for helping us keep all of our staff and visitors safe! 😄

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