Indigenous

Truth, Reconciliation, Decolonization, Inclusion

College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
University of Saskatchewan

 

wāpa kih ôtēh nīkāhn

Tomorrow in the making, looking forward to tomorrow.

We strive to provide resources to Indigenous students, and to share the experiences, interests, and success stories of our Indigenous alumn.

Strategy

ohpahotân I oohpaahotaan

let’s fly up together

Engagement

striving to meet the needs of our
Indigenous students, staff, faculty

supporting reconciliation and decolonization

Resources

Indigenous wellness resources

supports are available here on campus

Indigenous Success Stories

 

Emma Marie Werezak
Third Year PharmD Student Member of the Muskeg Lake Cree First Nation

 

Marlin Legare
Master student in Nutrition - Member of the Metis Nation Saskatchewan

Featured News

Our Food is Our Future

 

Our Food is our Future, is an original podcast produced with Eat Well Saskatchewan and graciously funded by the Community Initiatives Fund. It's a 20-part series that explores food as medicine and the wellness of our communities with an Indigenous perspective.

Food explorer and host Moe Mathieu will bring you along on his quest to share stories, knowledge and excitement about traditional foods and the role food plays in our culture here in the province of Saskatchewan. Our Food is Our Future has collaborated with inspiring guests, community leaders, food experts, and knowledge keepers, all brought to the banquet table to share their experiences.

This is Our Food is Our Future.

Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/3TzRsi5fSyQNBYbwcliA3t

 
 

Mitakye Owasin Award

CoPN scholarship for Indigenous students

Calista Fendelet

Recipient of the Mitakye Owasin Award 2024

Indigenous Professionals Showcase

Soar with the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition

Striving to share the experiences, interests, and success stories of our Indigenous alumni

The Indigenous Initiatives Committee is accountable to the Senior Leadership Team through the existing reporting structure and to the peoples and communities impacted by the Committee’s work, including Indigenous and non-Indigenous students, staff, and faculty for the next seven generations, in accordance with traditional teachings.
 

Located on
Treaty 6 Territory
and the
Homeland of the Métis

We pay our respect to the First Nations and Métis ancestors of this place and reaffirm our relationship with one another.

Our main campus is located in the vibrant city of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and is recognized as one of the most beautiful in Canada.