When Solomon Ratt was a little boy, he spent his winter nights in a log cabin in rural Saskatchewan, curled up cozily with his siblings as they listened to their mother tell stories in Cree.
Hundreds of Cree land users attended a meeting with Cree leaders on Sept. 16 in Mistissini, Que., to talk about how development happens in Eeyou Istchee, the traditional name for Cree territory.
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