World Indigenous Nations Games offer celebration of indigenous cultures

The competitions at the 2017 World Indigenous Nations Games kicked off Monday afternoon with a traditional bow and arrow event at Enoch Cree Nation reserve.
Trina Goodin, sports director for the games, said it feels amazing for Alberta to be hosting indigenous nations from around the world, a dream that was started by Treaty 6 Grand Chief Wilton Littlechild. 
It is the second such games, running July 2-9 across Treaty 6 territory in Alberta, and hosting indigenous athletes from 29 countries