ALL ARE WELCOME
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UNITED IN TREATY
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ALL ARE WELCOME ~ UNITED IN TREATY ~
Highlights Include
Event Details
Host Nation: TBA
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Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association
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Nov. 23, 2026: 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Nov. 24, 2026: 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Nov. 25, 2026: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
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Open to Indigenous & non-Indigenous attendees
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Attend in-person
Meet Our Keynote Speakers
Meet Our Pre-Conference Speakers
Panel:
Moderator
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Bio coming soon…
Panelists
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Bio Coming Soon…
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Bio Coming Soon…
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Meet Our Emcees & Conference Elder
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Emcee: Cal Arcand
Bio coming soon…
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Emcee: Orest Zwozdesky
Indigepreneur & Coach | Visionary Speaker | Retreat & Workshop Leader
Orest has spent thousands of hours learning from Elders, Mystics, and Visionary leaders, weaving together sacred teachings, ritual, and personal reflection to shape a leadership style that is both deeply ancestral and fiercely modern. He has worked with thousands of people in person and online from 15 different countries around the world, leading powerful workshops, retreats and Firewalking rituals, delivering thought-provoking talks, and holding space for real change. -

Conference Elder: Fred Campion
Elder Fred Campion is a highly respected cultural knowledge keeper and the founder of Prairie Aboriginal Tech Services (PATS). With over 30 years of professional experience and more than 40 years of personal dedication, he has provided cultural services to government agencies, non-profits, corporations, individuals, families, and communities across Canada. Deeply rooted in Cree and Sioux teachings, Elder Campion is well-versed in traditional Indigenous ways and leads various sacred ceremonies that honor and preserve Indigenous cultural practices.
His teachings are widely respected, and his inclusive, respectful approach resonates with both Indigenous and non-Indigenous audiences. Known for his humility, kindness, and wisdom, Elder Campion plays a vital role in fostering understanding and reconciliation through cultural education. His lifelong commitment to cultural revitalization and community service continues to impact lives and strengthen Indigenous identity across generations.
Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Association
The Agricultural Society was formalized in 1906 in Saskatchewan, following the success of the first Fair in 1905. In 1908, the Alberta Agricultural Society was incorporated, and eventually the two amalgamated into one in 1921. This united society has grown and evolved into the Exhibition Association as it exists today.
Our exhibition facility is proud to serve Lloydminster for the past 100+ years with annual trade shows, consumer shows, entertainment experiences, and agricultural showcases. It serves as the perfect venue for any event with us offering a wide variety of rental spaces. The versatility of our space and amenities allows for nearly limitless planning options. We have a strong base of over 400 volunteers, complimented by 25 dedicated full-time employees, and upwards of 180 part-time staff as well. We are proud to host over 800 activity days with 250,000 visitors annually.
5521 49 Ave, Lloydminster, SK S9V 0Y7
Accommodations
Hampton Inn by Hilton Lloydminster
8288 - 44 Street in Lloydminster, Alberta
Book via phone
o Call Hampton Inn Lloydminster at 780-874-111
o Provide your stay dates: November 23 - 25, 2026
o Group Code/Name: UIT - United in Treaty
o Cut-off date: October 23, 2026
o Cancellation Policy: 72 hours prior to arrival
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