On May 23rd, the Treaty Land Sharing Network hosted its second annual spring feast at the Davidson Farm near Alliance, AB. Participants began arriving early in the morning and many pitched in to help with food preparation under the careful direction of Knowledge...
We welcome you to join us for a traditional feast on MAY 23 at the Davidson Farm near Alliance, AB, in Treaty 6. All are welcome!
Join us for a virtual book club on Thursday, February 26th from 7:30-9:00 PM (CST)! Everyone is welcome to attend. The book we have chosen this year is a work of fiction: Prairie Edge, by Conor Kerr. As described by the publisher, the book is "a frenetic, propulsive...
TLSN members, land users, and the general public are invited to join us on Tuesday, November 18 at 6:00 PM MST/7:00 PM CST for our first Annual General Meeting (AGM) as an incorporated non-profit organization. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear what we have...
Dapinawaise, I’m grateful to share some information on our TLSN Feast. I acknowledge the bright hot day it was in the southern part of our beautiful Treaty 4 area, the land of the Cree, Saulteax (Nakawa), Lakota, Dakota, Nakota, and Métis. I acknowledge too the...
On May 31st, the Indigenous Advisory Circle of TLSN held a traditional Feast at Box H Farm, home of TLSN members Laura and Mark Hoimyr. It was incredible to watch Knowledge Keeper Shirley Wolfe-Keller in her element, cooking seven pots of soup on camp stoves and an...
On April 2, 2025, Michelle Brass, Brian Seesequasis, Knowledge Keeper Shirley Wolfe-Keller, and Tom Harrison shared their experiences about the reality of Indigenous hunting in Treaty 4 and 6, including what it’s like to access and share land.
On July 6, 2024, the Treaty Land Sharing Network (TLSN) officially expanded into the western half of Treaty Six territory in central Alberta. Eighty people gathered on Brenda Bohmer’s beautiful 640 acre farm near Bawlf to welcome the TLSN into this region.
On June 17th we toured a buffalo effigy that Joely BigEagle-Kequahtooway and Lorne Kequahtooway created at Regent Park, and then bussed out to 200 acres of native prairie at Lumsden Beach Camp (a TLSN member) for land-based learning, poetry readings, storytelling, and singing with Alvin Francis, Carol Rose GoldenEagle, Tom Harrison, and Kylie Orr.
On June 3rd Paula and Morley Maier hosted a regional gathering at their farm south of Yorkton. We were honoured to be joined by Elder Ross Cadotte, Tribal Chief Isabel O’Soup of the Yorkton Tribal Council, Mayor Mitch Hippsley and representatives from the RM, friends and neighbours of the Maiers from Little Bone and nearby farms, and many others!