Above: Grand Entry at Peguis Powwow 2026 attended by many local and far away.
Above: This is what happens after a hand paddle canoe race!
Above left: Enjoying one of the many food stands that Peguis Treaty Days has to offer every year.
Above right: Entertainment is always a huge part of Treaty Days.
Above left: The Last Man Standing Contest should be renamed as the "Last Person Standing". No washroom, or sleep breaks. The winner Shay who remained standing for 21 hours!
Above right: 90 year-old elder sings from her wheelchair at the treaty payout.
Above: The Powwow drum groups were fantastic and kept the dancers flowing.
Above: Albert Thompson Memorial Dancers hit the floor at the open air hall.
Above left: Nikisha Duck placed first, Juanita Montour second, in the bean bag toss.
Above right: Adam Flett came first, Darren Link second, and Aaron Flett third in men’s cornhole. Well, that’s what it’s called.
Above: Organizer Karen Olson, emcee Carl Bird, Linda Olson in Wawaskesiw t-shirts.
Above: Evan Young from Saskatoon Jacks goes up to bat against Sapotawayak. Jacks and Redmen split 1st and 2nd place prize money $13,500 each.
Above: Elders taking in the talent show at the hall.
Above: Golden Age category of women danced in honor of Wawaskesiw, Red Deer Woman (Maggie Eleanor Olson Nov. 16/33- Mar. 14/22).
L-R: 1st Cynthia Johnson, 2nd Pearl Henry, 3rd Mary Ann Higheagle, 4th Cathy Fobister, 5th Pat Copenace.
See you all next year at the 2027 Peguis Treaty Days!