cheryl troupe

Metis historian. Lover of stories, landscape and maps. Likes to hang out with Old People. Asst Prof in history at USask

[Harris Ford @HarrisFFord]

Thank you for the kindness @SHAFRhistorians! Very excited for this opportunity

[NiCHE @NiCHE_Canada]

ICYMI:

Graduate Funding in History at the University of Saskatchewan – Environmental, Indigenous and Agricultural History with @jburnford and @Chtrou

https://t.co/1xxJA92NVb

#envhist #aghist #cndhist #indigenoushist

[APTN News @APTNNews]

The announcement that the original Star Wars movie will be translated into Anishinaabemowin has generated a lot of excitement.

APTN News spoke with Maeengan Linklater and Cary Miller, two of the people who were integral in making the project a reality.
https://t.co/yiqNL3Mrxf

[Alex Clark @DrAlexMClark]

Such amazing and uplifting news that #AthabascaU’s Elder in Residence, Dr. Maria Campbell, won this prestigious @skwritersguild award recognizing her writing excellence! Thank you for your contributions to writing—and to teaching and learning at AU. https://t.co/NH9VvL7PEn

[Longreads @Longreads]

"People drove out through the smoke as flames lapped at their homes and water bombers patrolled the two-lane highway to try to keep it open. It felt like there was no safe place to go." #longreads @macleans https://t.co/KXrI1vRnXb

[Create Alliances for Better and Prepare for Worse. @SamAsIAm]

A friend who is a municipal arborist just called to tell me about a guy who cut down 32 big mature trees on his neighbor's NJ property to get a better view of NYC. He hired a guy who hired another guy. Cut them down and left the debris there. The fine per tree is $1000 so the 1/

[TheStarPhoenix.com @TheStarPhoenix]

One of the great traditions of First Nations culture is the practice of adopting friends as brothers and extending your family. #opinion #saskatchewan https://t.co/HfYd936Mku

[U of S History Dept. @usaskhist]

Congrats to @usaskArtSci History Prof Benjamin Hoy who won the 2022 Governor General’s History Award for Scholarly Research for his book A Line of Blood and Dirt: Creating the Canada-United States Border across Indigenous Lands.
https://t.co/7hDDSWpCbU #Cdnhist

[Marilyn @dietcokegirI]

Dude at Starbucks just left the crowded store and went “Bye everyone,” and every single person in that store said goodbye I literally just met the main character

[Megan Lau @megan_lau]

I just came here to say that @michellecyca wrote the piece of a lifetime** for @macleans about Pretendians in academia and the institutions that protect them. https://t.co/4eL6fCeXpr

[Joel Hill @joelghill]

"Their communication appeared to end on February 7, a week before the federal government invoked the Emergencies Act to end the protest that gridlocked the city..."

Peacing out right before shit hits the fan is on brand #skpoli

https://t.co/VPMcYGp0nv

[réal @realopimiskaw]

As some of you know, I told my story about the new Indigenous identity requirement @usask

[ConnectR @BeAConnectR]

Listen, learn, show up & share! Join us for the Rock your Roots Walk for Reconciliation on June 21st! #RockYourRoots #ActOnReconciliation #ReconciliationSK

[Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society @SKHistFolklore]

New #SK #history blog post! Wilfred Burton, teacher, author, and proud Michif shares "Rosalie Lepine and Her Miraculous Cure."

#Métis #localhist #ruralhist #skhist #prairiehistory #cdnhist #saskhistory #skhistory #ruralhistory #indigenoushist
https://t.co/ek4RRHhxDE

[alyssa corinne smith @_alyssacsmith]

what's the basic formula of your diss argument? mine is: "look at all this stuff! coincidence????? i should think NOT!!!!"

[Letitia Johnson @leti_johnson]

You can register here:
https://t.co/97uZLxVE3E

This series is co-hosted by @CRC_CRC's
@erikadyckhist from @usaskhist @usaskArtSci
and @whitneylwood from @VIUHist @VIUniversity

[Miranda Moran @MirandaMoranSK]

@CBCSask https://t.co/qV6OojYYOq

[Museums Assoc of SK @saskmuseums]

Innovative digitization toolkit preserves Indigenous history 🙌
https://t.co/aGFP9IJawT

[Canada's History @CanadasHistory]

#Booklovers - Sign up to receive Canada's History Now newsletter & you could be 1 of 3 winners in our #bookgiveaway. This month's prize is kayas nohcin, I Come From a Long Time Back, by Mary Louise Rockthunder, courtesy @UofRPress Click here: https://t.co/oK0LLAvqaS. #spons