The First Nations University of Canada is celebrating 50 years of educating Indigenous students at its Regina campus.
REGINA, Sask.-May marks 50 years that the First Nations University of Canada has been welcoming students. Begun in May 1976 as Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, the goal for the school was to have a culturally safe institution that taught Indigenous values, customs and languages, as well as teaching Canadian history from a First Nations' perspective.
The 50-year celebrations began with an annual spring event on April 18–19, 2026, which brought together hundreds of dancers and thousands of community members from across the country for a vibrant weekend of celebration, connection, and cultu...
