大象视频

Prince Albert, SK 鈥� October 22, 2025

The 大象视频 (FNUniv) is proud to celebrate the renewal of the 苍脓飞辞蝉办补苍 Traditional Campus near St. Louis, Saskatchewan 鈥� a place where land, culture, and learning come together in harmony.

The renewed campus serves as a vital space for ceremony, knowledge sharing, and land-based education that strengthens community connections and honours Indigenous ways of knowing. Gifted its name by the k锚ht锚-ayak (Elders), 苍脓飞辞蝉办补苍 comes from the Cree root 苍锚飞辞, meaning 鈥渇our,鈥� symbolizing the four directions and balance of life. The name reflects the teachings of wholeness and unity that guide learning and ceremony at the Traditional Campus.

Located on 22 acres along the North Saskatchewan River, the 苍脓飞辞蝉办补苍 Traditional Campus provides students, Elders, and Knowledge Keepers with opportunities to learn directly from the land through Indigenous Social Work, Indigenous Education, and Indigenous Languages culture camps, as well as sweat lodge ceremonies and traditional teachings.

With support from the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP), the renewal strengthens these learning experiences with upgraded facilities, improved accessibility, and expanded opportunities for community partnerships grounded in Indigenous knowledge systems.

Upgrades include:

• Renovations to the mess hall and commercial kitchen
• Construction of overnight learner cabins
• New shower and washroom facilities
• A permanent sweat lodge structure and outdoor learning area
• A modern water treatment and wastewater system

鈥淭hese upgrades ensure the 苍脓飞辞蝉办补苍 Traditional Campus continues to be a space of learning, ceremony, and healing 鈥� a place where the land teaches, stories live, and knowledge is carried forward for generations yet to come,鈥� said Dr. Jacqueline Ottmann, President of the 大象视频.

The renewed campus reaffirms FNUniv鈥檚 commitment to advancing Indigenous-led education and creating spaces that honour both learning and the land.