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Elder Rod Hunter became the first member of the Bearspaw First Nation to be awarded an Honorary Degree from the University of Calgary on Wednesday, recognized for a lifetime of service to the Îyârhe Nakoda people and Indigenous reconciliation. Writes Cochrane Now. Click the following link to read the full article online: https://cochranenow.com/articles/bearspaw-elder-rod-hunter-receives-university-of-calgary-honorary-degree

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February 11, 2026 The Stoney Nakoda have a deep connection with bison — considered a keystone species on their traditional lands west of Calgary. This week, more than 100 Indigenous students got a chance to reconnect with long-held traditions on their ancient hunting grounds. Sarah Offin reports. Click the following link to view the original post on GlobalNews: https://globalnews.ca/video/11663112/stoney-nakoda-grow-annual-bison-harvest-with-students-across-region