Indigenous Experience

January 17-19, 2025 Explore the rich tradition of trapping on the historic lands of Métis Crossing and take your first step toward becoming a licensed trapper. Course Highlights: Safe use of traps and equipment Biology of furbearers Animal management Marketing and grading of furs Skinning and fur handling Humane trapping techniques To register visit Standard Trapping Course (albertatrappers.com) Metis Crossing | Website

January 17-19, 2025 Explore the rich tradition of trapping on the historic lands of Métis Crossing and take your first step toward becoming a licensed trapper. Course Highlights: Safe use of traps and equipment Biology of furbearers Animal management Marketing and grading of furs Skinning and fur handling Humane trapping techniques To register visit Standard Trapping Course (albertatrappers.com) Metis Crossing | Website

Capotes are Métis coats that were traditionally handmade from wool blankets. They are light but warm and somewhat water-repellent. Participants will make their own coat, personalized with pockets and optional décor. With nothing more than a wool blanket, some yarn and a needle and a couple of basic stitches you will be stylish in your own Capote. In this small workshop, you will be guided by Métis Crossing Knowledge Holder, Lilyrose Meyers. Advance bookings are required. Book online today or ...

Capotes are Métis coats that were traditionally handmade from wool blankets. They are light but warm and somewhat water-repellent. Participants will make their own coat, personalized with pockets and optional décor. With nothing more than a wool blanket, some yarn and a needle and a couple of basic stitches you will be stylish in your own Capote. In this small workshop, you will be guided by Métis Crossing Knowledge Holder, Lilyrose Meyers. Advance bookings are required. Book online today or ...