Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling

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For Indigenous people, storytelling is both a gift, and a very old custom, used to teach, entertain, and remember. Since 2004, the LSSAP committee has coordinated Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling (SAS) Month. Through the month of February, storytelling events are held by libraries and their partners in communities throughout Saskatchewan. The Dr. John Archer Library has participated in SAS Month since 2017.

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    Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling 2017
    (University of Regina Library, 2017-02-08) Yuzicapi, Dickie
    Dickie Yuzicapi comes from a culturally diverse heritage which represents the majority of the Plains cultures found in Saskatchewan: Ojibway, Cree, Metis, and Dakota. Dickie was raised by his great-grandparents who taught him traditional teachings before attending residential school. Dickie is a residential school survivor, and a multi-generational trauma survivor. He is the owner and chef of the Sioux Chef Catering Company. Dickie creates gourmet Indigenous cuisine with a modern twist.