A new program is helping preserve the Blackfoot language, while teaching locals and visitors to southern Alberta about the region's history.
Communities, businesses and institutions from the Lethbridge region are invited to apply for up to $2,000 toward the cost of new Blackfoot sign construction at their location.
The project aims to bring the Blackfoot names back to life, while teaching the community their history.
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