Dancing on stage to the Red River Jig has been a welcomed return to normal life for Dauphin’s D-Town Steppers. Coaches Kristy Chartrand and Amanda Chartrand co-founded the Métis dance crew with ...

Arnold Asham, president of the Asham Stompers, didn't really learn the Red River Jig until he was 50. Now 68, he says the joy of the dance, paired with an urge to pass down the Métis tradition ...

Outside of church, I only saw my grandmother dance once. I remember her coming down her long hallway, smiling, and dancing to the Red River jig that was playing on the radio.

Many commenters said Adelyn was performing an Irish "River Dance," one ... Red River Region, with Audette's first video playing with his daughter showing them performing the Red River Jig, ...

Red River Dance and Performing Company’s Beyond Dance spring session has already started, however, students may still register. Classes are open to students ages 7 to 15-plus and run through May 19.

If you’re at the Forks on June 18 and you hear a fiddler tuning up, it’s a good bet someone’s getting ready to dance the Red River Jig: the joyful, ...

Heather Foulds, an Assistant Professor as the University of Saskatchewan's College of Kinesiology, is conducting a fitness assessment of the Red River Jig, a fast-stepping traditional dance. Fould ...

Her favourite dance is the Red River Jig. "It just comes naturally," said Harris. "I just think it's the Métis anthem." Harris said jigging is an important part of celebrating Métis and First Nations ...

Hey there, time traveller! This article was published 05/08/2010 (5442 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.. When Arnold Asham’s curling career began to wind down, little ...

Many commenters said Adelyn was performing an Irish "River Dance," one ... Red River Region, with Audette's first video playing with his daughter showing them performing the Red River Jig, ...