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9/28/2025 12:45:59La Ronge StorageOffering friendly and professional service where we have a wide selection of individually sized units and compounds including outside storage. We provide you with personalized household and commercial storage to suit all your needs. Call us today for pricing!306-425-3603https://www.yellowpages.ca/bus/Saskatchewan/La-Ronge/La-Ronge-Storage/917702.htmlDenise Bradfield
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9/28/2025 12:50:38CreeNisga'a ClothingExplore Cree Nisga’a Clothing’s collection of Indigenous accessories. Our bespoke designs are made in-house by local artists.Facebook: @CreeNisgaa
Instagram: @CreeNisgaa		https://creenisgaaclothing.comLinda Lavallee
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9/28/2025 13:10:34Savage (Tracy) Bear, Director of the McMaster Indigenous Research InstituteSavage Bear is a rabble-rouser, Nehiyaw’iskwew (Cree woman) and citizen of the Montreal Lake Cree Nation in northern Saskatchewan. She is the Director for the McMaster Indigenous Research Institute (MIRI) and is an Assistant Professor within the Indigenous Studies Department. Savage is also the National Director of Walls to Bridges; an education program bringing post-secondary education to incarcerated and formerly incarcerated folks. Prior to arriving at McMaster in 2021, Bear worked at the University of Alberta, where she was the Director of the Indigenous Women & Youth Resilience Project and the academic lead on ‘Indigenous Canada,’ a highly successful online course boasting over 560,000 learners; she was also an assistant professor of Native Studies and Women’s and Gender Studies.

An accomplished academic, Bear has made significant contributions to Indigenous scholarship and the national Indigenous education landscape since earning her PhD from the University of Alberta in 2016. Hundreds of thousands of Canadians got to know Professor Bear through her role as academic lead of “Indigenous Canada”—a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) designed to help Canadians understand the history of Indigenous Peoples. Since 2016, the course has been named the most popular online course in Canada. Her dissertation, ‘Power in My Blood: Corporeal Sovereignty through the Praxis of an Indigenous Eroticanalysis’ won the highly coveted Governor General Gold Medal.

In 2023 Bear was named to the Order of Canada for her exemplary achievement and positive impacts for transformative change in the areas of Indigenous rights, prison education and academic leadership.

Her current research includes social justice, prison abolition, body sovereignty, sexuality, gender and reproductive justice, contemporary Indigenous art, and Indigenous literature. 		savagebear@mcmaster.cahttps://experts.mcmaster.ca/display/beartSavage (Tracy) Bear
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9/28/2025 13:20:38Rez 2 Rez Taxi$10 one-way trip in the Prince Albert area. Book a ride now!306-961-7341Ron Beatty & Team
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9/28/2025 13:29:00Down to Earth CREATIVE CONSULTING & FACILITATIONHarmony Johnson-Harder is a Cree-Métis interdisciplinary artist and professional working across mixed media, film, writing, and painting. Her practice blends visual storytelling with cultural narrative, exploring themes of land, identity, and community. From award-winning television (Stories of the North) to published essays and community-engaged visual art, Harmony uses her craft to build bridges across cultures and generations.

She is an experienced cultural and community development leader with over a decade of facilitation and professional development expertise. As the creator of Finding Our Common Stories and lead facilitator of Cultural Humility training for diverse sectors, Harmony guides individuals and organizations through equity, reconciliation, and systems change using reflective, arts-based, and trauma-informed approaches. She is known for creating culturally safe, relational spaces rooted in Indigenous knowledge, strategic thinking, and community connection—delivering impactful workshops, supporting governance, and fostering long-term transformation through story, symbolism, and collaborative leadership.		down2earthcreative@gmail.comhttps://www.down2earthcreative.comHarmony Johnson-Harder
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9/28/2025 13:37:56Broken Arrow BeadsBeading selection for every style and design and a stunning collection of First Nations designs on 100% cotton!
Address: 524 Unit B 16 St. West in Prince Albert, SK
Hours: Weekends Only, Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 10-4
306-980-5471
brokenarrowbeads@outlook.com
instagram.com/broken.arrow.beads
www.facebook.com/brokenarrowbeads		brokenarrowbeads.caGeneiveve St.Denis
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11/3/2025 17:26:44Smoke Signals DispensaryCannabis236-886-9548not yetElysia La Vallee
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11/28/2025 10:45:12Noel Lavallee security Security services Noel Lavallee 306 207 5370noellavallee@yahoo.comNoel Lavallee
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12/5/2025 21:09:50North of 54 Second Hand Store LTDSecond Hand 1-639-274-0473. Northof54laronge@outlook.com
Facebook		N/ACarmen Ross
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