Elder Elize Hartley talks about the Metis Sash

Aboriginal Students Health Sciences (ASHS) Elder in Residence Elize Hartley talks about various Metis medicines and cultural practices. This episode looks at the the iconic Metis Sash.

[@sauvageaux]

Thank you.

[@maryannallin1259]

Marsi! Always great to have more information.

[@cocoa-nuts2670]

Hi Eliza surprised to see you here. I miss seeing you at our meetings. Your inspiring and have so much wisdom. Debra the ASETS Coordinator from Alberta

[@gburwash01]

Love it!

[@allanlacosse6630]

Thank you and you are missed.

[@AAA_Ranch]

Thank you for Sharing
- Luke Amyotte proud métis

[@jimmy59ca2001]

very informative, thanks, Jim Church , CMC

[@goldenfreddy2705]

This is good

[@44musher]

thank you, lemire family from yamaska here

[@Orthanderis]

Hey, are you Metis? Is there a Metis community in Yamaska?

[@u.e.c4951]

hola

[@cheaze69]

They only had men and women? Sounds like a great time in our history

[@jocelynouimet8581]

Metis not meaty someone needs to fix the subtitles

[@Gerardwho]

Ok ok