A Very Merry Christmas from our family to yours. Stay safe. Stay Healthy. Enjoy the holiday season. Check out Willa in her cool new toboggan. #RainbowBaby#firstchristmas 🎄🎁🎅#MerryChristmas2020
We welcomed our beautiful baby girl Willa on Sept 26th. Chantal and I are over the moon in love with our daughter. The strength, courage and fearlessness displayed by my amazing wife through this entire pregnancy has me in awe. I am truly not worthy. #rainbowbaby#babygirl
This isn't a definitive list of what to say (or what not to say) to someone who has lost a baby, as everyone grieves differently ... But when friends are unsure about what to say this may help guide them in the right direction x
Proud Dad moment. Received a call from the VP of the Royal Alex Foundation. She wanted to call us to let us know that over $10,000 dollars has been donated in baby Eva’s memory. The funds will be used to help other families through the bereavement program. Her memory lives on.
Have you had a chance to check out the new @RoyalAlberta Museum? Our alumna @chanty_denis had a helping hand in preparing the collection of First Nations, Métis and Inuit material archives for the move to #yegdt https://t.co/9X9cfPTB8V
This has been the most incredible day. We are thrilled to welcome all Albertans, and visitors from around the world into our new home, and we’re honored to share stories of what makes Alberta, Alberta. Welcome to your #newRAM
Welcome to the neighbourhood @RoyalAlberta! Read how our alumna @chanty_denis helped prepare the museum’s collection of First Nations, Métis and Inuit material archives for the move to #yegdt. https://t.co/WgJ51XqKwf
This beautiful ribbon skirt was made by Roxanne Tootoosis of Poundmaker Cree Nation. Women wear ribbon skirts, Kinwâpêkasâkay, at round dances, ceremonies, important events such as graduations & community gatherings and, sometimes, as daily wear. #heritageMW#MuseumWeek
This beaded rifle case was made by Gladys Langkamp (Chateh, Dene Tha’ First Nation). Gladys made it for a cover action gun with no scope, such as a 30-30. Hunters use cases to carry & protect their guns. Gladys hand-stitched & beaded the entire gun case. #heritageMW#MuseumWeek
This traditional mossbag w/ cradleboard was made by Arnold Alexis, Daphne Paul Alexis, & their daughter Leah Alexis of Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation. A mossbag is a replica of the womb. It provides a safe and comforting place for a baby. #heritageMW#MuseumWeek
Are you a First Nations, Métis, or Inuit student enrolled in a college or university with academic interests in museum studies? Consider applying to the @MuseumFriend's Indigenous Student Museum Internship (ISMI) program! 😀 https://t.co/zAOdgm9out