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SGI Solstice Speaker Series: Lisa LaFlamme and Creeson Agecoutay

Darke Hall • 2255 College Ave

SGI Solstice Speaker Series: Lisa LaFlamme and Creeson Agecoutay

Darke Hall • 2255 College Ave
Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 7:00pm - 8:30pm
(Doors open 30min before event start)

Join us for a fireside chat featuring Canadian journalists Lisa LaFlamme and Creeson Agecoutay.

The discussion, Bearing Witness in Unsettled Times, will be an engaging discussion featuring former colleagues sharing personal and professional career stories and how they are remembered and influence our lives today.

For over 35 years, Lisa LaFlamme has been a dynamic force in journalism, navigating the complexities of our time and shedding light on pressing global issues. From the frontlines of breaking news to the heart of Canadian society, LaFlamme has consistently delivered impactful stories that resonate with audiences across the nation.

Creeson Agecoutay is Nehiyaw/Plains Cree from the Cowessess First Nation in Treaty 4 Territory. For more than 18 years, Creeson has been a national and local reporter and host with Eagle Feather News, CTV Regina/Saskatoon, CTV Saskatchewan’s Indigenous Circle and CTV National News and is now the host of APTN National News DAYTIME in Winnipeg.

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Hosted by the Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, the SGI Solstice Speaker Series is built around the natural calendar and provides an opportunity to reflect on the emotion and changes that happen each season. Topics are current, thought provoking, and designed to create active participation towards Truth and Reconciliation.

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