Historian and author Bill Waiser will talk about the 1876 Treaty Six agreement and what the Crown and Cree expected from the treaty relationship.
Bill Waiser is one of Canada’s foremost historians.  For more than three decades, he was a history professor at the University of Saskatchewan.  He is now a full-time writer and public speaker.
Bill has published 21 books, in addition to plying his trade in radio, television, and print media. He’s known for his engaging, popular style that draws on the power of stories.  Both the Mosquito Nakoda First Nation and the Saddle Lake Cree Nation have honoured Bill with a blanketing ceremony for his work on Indigenous/non-Indigenous history.

There is no cost to attend. Everyone is welcome.