Julia shares her grandfather’s teachings about traditional contracts.

Don talks of the benefits and the downfalls of the 1990 Infrastructure Accord.

Don describes the continued racism faced by Indigenous peoples and the struggle to make White people understand a different perspective.

Tom talks of the changes building a road brought to an Indigenous community.

Tom describes the way of life in northern Saskatchewan and the involvement of politicians.

Ella describes the traditional use of bundles and their continued importance today.

Francis remembers the food that the Métis and Indigenous peoples shared, and the treaty that divided the peoples into two.

Ella describes the decreased government control on the farming lifestyle her grandparents led.

Don explains how his grandfather’s second marriage to a Cree woman influenced future generations ability to speak Cree.