A History of Land- and Circle-based Learning Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre is being recognized for our leading edge approach to education grounded in Indigenous ways of knowing and being. For decades…
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In this issue read about what hope there is in end times, the meaning of Wahkotowin, our new Keepers of the Vision, what’s on our wish list and more. Click…
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This year has been marked with growth, resilience and collaboration. Despite challenges such as the 2025 Manitoba wildfires throughout the province, our team worked together to achieve a level of…
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In this issue read about our new Wahkotowin Cultural Coordinator, why Indigenous leaders are essential to putting the TRC’s Calls to Action into practice, how traditional and Biblical teachings come…
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Sa:go. That means Hello, in my language. I’m Lee Claus. That’s me in the middle of the photo, 4th from the right. I’m standing with some of the Indigenous ministers…
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In this issue read about new lodge keepers at Sandy-Saulteaux, where the term “Two-Spirit” began, how to make a rattle and more. Click on the front page below to open…
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Elbows up! When you hear this phrase, do you picture a hockey player, or some of the recent Canadian politicians and celebrities to strike this pose? Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre offers…
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In this issue read about why Sandy-Saulteaux is like dancing snowflakes, what a snow snake is, upcoming events and more. Click on the front page below to open the newsletter.…
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Snow snakes is a traditional Indigenous game, that’s been played since long before Europeans arrived on Turtle Island. It is still played in the winter by many Indigenous peoples. There…
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We are pleased to announce that Maggie Dieter joins us as Keeper of the Learning Circle, in a .6FTE position effective January 13, 2025. In this role Maggie will oversee…
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