Tsuut’ina

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The Tsuut’ina are a Dene (Athabaskan) First Nation whose reserve borders the city of Calgary in Alberta, Canada, known for their distinct language and cultural traditions.

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Tsuut’ina canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Athabaskan-speaking people
Dene people
First Nation
Indigenous people in Canada
alsoKnownAs Sarcee people
linked to: Tsuu T’ina people

Tsuu Tina
linked to: Tsuu T’ina

Tsuu T’ina
borders Calgary
continent North America
country Canada
ethnicGroupOf Tsuut’ina Nation
linked to: Tsuutʼina Nation
governs Tsuut’ina Nation 145 reserve lands
hasCulturalInstitution Tsuut’ina Gunaha Institute
hasCulturalTradition Dene cultural practices
ceremonial gatherings
drumming and singing
oral storytelling
traditional beadwork
traditional hunting and trapping
hasDistinctiveFeature distinct Tsuut’ina language
proximity to Calgary urban area
hasEconomicDevelopment Taza development near Calgary
hasFocus language revitalization
hasGovernment Tsuut’ina Nation Council
linked to: Tsuutʼina Nation
hasNeighbor City of Calgary
linked to: Calgary

Foothills County
Rocky View County
hasOfficialName Tsuut’ina Nation
linked to: Tsuutʼina Nation
hasPopulationType small Indigenous nation
hasReserve Tsuut’ina 145
hasReserveType Indian reserve
isEndonymOf Sarcee
language Tsuut’ina language
languageFamily Athabaskan languages
locatedIn Alberta
locatedNear Rocky Mountains
memberOf Treaty 7 First Nations
linked to: Treaty 7
partOf Dene peoples
recognizedAs First Nations band government
recognizedBy Government of Canada
region Prairies
religion Christianity
traditional Dene spirituality
traditionalEconomy gathering
hunting
trapping
traditionalTerritory southern Alberta
treaty Treaty 7
usesScript Latin alphabet

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