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RezX TV, Season 2, Episode 8 features stories on the INCA Summer Institute (held at First Nations University of Canada), Boys with Braids workshop, the Annual Smudge Walk and a RezX Podcast Discussion on “Indigenous Storytelling” and a music video “why” by...

Every episode of RezX we feature a different theme, as this episode we covered the, “The First Nations University of Canada Pow wow”. We interview Tom Benjoe, who was the artisan of the FNUniv Pow Wow Princess Crown and Shall and reveal who won this year’s...

Regina, SK – Thousands of people from all corners of Turtle Island converged at the Brandt Centre in Regina for the 37th Annual First Nations University of Canada Spring Powwow Celebration on April 11 & 12. With over 700 dancers competing in the various competitions,...

Regina, SK – Last weekend, the First Nations University of Canada’s held their annual Winter Fest, which had many cultural and non-cultural activities for students and families. From jigging, neck bone eating contests to tug of wars and football, it was a way for...

As the organizer of the Sisters in Spirit Vigil, which took place on Saturday October 4, 2014 at the First Nations University of Canada in Regina, Jacqueline Anaquod says that this vigil is “really important as…one of the committee’s main goals is to provide a traditional and...

SCROLL DOWN TO READ THE DIGITAL EDITION What a great way to start off the summer by checking out RezX’s highly anticipated Summer Edition! As part of RezX’s quarterly publishing schedule, the magazine returns with another standard edition that is sure to impress...

Regina, SK – Today it was announced that 2014 Juno award winning artist George Leach will headline the opening ceremonies for the upcoming 2014 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) which will take place on July 20-27 in Regina, SK. At a press conference held at First...

Editor’s Note: We are pleased to bring you a brand new blog “What does the Fox say?” from one of our own freelancers, Novalee Fox. Fox is currently a student at the First Nations University of Canada and every week or so, she will keep you up to date on...

Photo: The Exhibit is set in the shape of a heart and the vamps are set as if they are dancing; all set in actions of love and hope. Christie Belcourt approached FNUniv Fine Arts staff to see if they would be interested in the idea of the recent installation from Walking With Our...