Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that we are situated on the traditional territory of Treaty 10, the ancestral home of the Dene, Cree, and Métis peoples. We recognize the enduring presence and contributions of these Indigenous communities and honor their connection to this land. As we work together, let us commit to learning from their histories, traditions, and cultures, and to fostering respectful relationships that promote understanding and collaboration.

Recent News

Honoring Stories and Healing Journeys with First Nations University of Canada – Indigenous Social Work Students

October 27, 2025 The First-Year Social Work students at the First Nations University of Canada recently had the opportunity to listen and learn from Dawn McIntyre and Cyndi Powder, who shared their personal stories and insights. Through this meaningful exchange, students in the Human Relations course were introduced to what healing can look like within a First Nations community, particularly in connection to the lasting impacts of the residential school system. The Return

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Returning Home Society Hosts Community Engagement of Culture and Connection in La Plonge September 29, 2025 The Returning Home Society hosted a day of culture, teachings, and connection for members of the La Plonge and Beauval communities. Throughout the day, participants came together to take part in a variety of hands-on cultural workshops, including sewing and crafting, and drum making, each filled with stories, laughter, and shared joy. Children and adults alike enjoy

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ERFN-RHS Reveals Details of Recent GPR Search at Former Beauval Indian Residential School

Press Conference

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