https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/scotty-the-music-video Interviews have been done, news stories have been reported, and books have been written about Scotty, the world's largest T. rex. Now, we can add a song and music video, too! Written and performed by Mz. Muzik (aka Sharon Gudereit) for Scotty, sing and dance along to "Scotty" in honour of Scotty's 33rd unearthed day. https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/summer-programs-2024 Check out our event calendar for program dates and times. https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/paleontologie-en-saskatchewan Bonjour! If you are curious about palaeontology and want to hear it in French, listen to our palaeontologist Elyssa's Radio-Canada series on "Pour faire un monde." She has been speaking about paleontology in Saskatchewan in a series of eight episodes, en français. Episode 1: Pourquoi collecte-t-on des fossiles en Saskatchewan? (Why do we collect fossils in... https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/storytelling-with-elder-hazel-season-2 Gather together and celebrate Indigenous Storytelling Month with Elder Hazel Dixon. She has recorded 14 new Indigenous stories to share with us. Traditionally, storytelling was an important source of education and entertainment during the long winter months. Elders pass down the knowledge, traditions, and morals of their people to the next generation. WATCH NOW This video series was developed... https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/winter-solstice What does the shortest day of the year mean to you? Joely BigEagle-Kequahtooway from the Buffalo People Arts Institute talks about the Winter Solstice and what it means to her. https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/cheers-from-the-executive-director This is the time of year for thoughts of gratitude and the spirit of giving. First, I do want to acknowledge the great work of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum team who, like our supporters and visitors, have had to adjust their lives and—more often than they would have liked—their workplaces and even their duties. They have performed wonderfully under trying circumstances... https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/solstice-speaker-series-mmiwg Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) has touched the lives of hundreds of families and communities across Saskatchewan and Canada. Many still bear the grief of their loss, and to the survivors whose lives are changed forever. Statistics Canada has found that Indigenous women and girls are 12 times more likely to be murdered or missing than other Canadian women. The... https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/orange-shirt-day-virtual-presentation Life Speaker and Residential School Survivor, Tim Poitras from Muscowpetung First Nation speaks with students about his residential school experience. Musician and youth mentor Brad Bellegarde, aka InfoRed, shares his song “I Remember”, honouring his parents as residential school survivors. This presentation is intended for classes Grade 6 and up and the general public. --- Brought... https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/solstice-speaker-series-we-were-children It was an evening of remembrance and reconciliation as we approached Orange Shirt Day.   Knowledge Keeper Tim Poitras from Muscowpetung First Nation and Gwendy and Gaylene Anaquod spoke about their experiences leading into the film screening, We Were Children. We Were Children (2012) recounts the experiences of two residential school survivors Lyna Hart and Glen Anaquod, combining... https://royalsaskmuseum.ca/discover/rsm-more/bonus-story We are ending Indigenous Storytelling Month with a surprise. Listen to Elder Hazel talk about Kôhkom, her conundrum and how she cleverly comes up with a solution during her walk through the forest. --- Presented with the support of SaskCulture and our partners in education at Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. Filmed by GraffitiTV.