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Culbertson, the Treaty Commissioner of Saskatchewan, is one of roughly 20 early adopters of the Treaty Land Sharing Network. The network, ranging from Cochin to south of Moose Jaw, is a group of farmers and ranchers placing signs on their properties notifying traditional land users they can gather medicine and plants, hunt and hold ceremonies there.
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Culbertson, a member of Keeseekoose First Nation, said she hopes the signs bring the province a step closer to the intent of the Treaties.
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