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Buffalo Boys & First Nations Dancers

The Buffalo Boys began as an after-school program at Mother Teresa Middle School (MTMS) in 2016, led by MTMS Indigenous Advocate/Oskapeos, Evan Whitestar. Over time, the drum group has grown and features MTMS alumni who are in high school. By living the values of the drum, MTMS students are becoming resilient young leaders in the community and are honoring the Truth and Reconciliation Report’s “Calls to Action” in a real and authentic way. When MTMS students perform at the Canadian Western Agribition, at halftime during a Roughriders game, or at a community event, they exemplify what a healthy lifestyle embedded in First Nations culture and education looks like. The MTMS Buffalo Boys provide a space for students to learn cultural practices, share in traditional ways, and have pride in who they are.

Upcoming Performances


November 19th - Aboriginal Headstart (445 Broad St. N) - 12:30 PM


November 25th - Knights of Columbus Carol Festival (2340 Victoria Ave) - 7:00 PM


November 26th - Knights of Columbus Carol Festival (2340 Victoria Ave) - 7:00 PM


December 6th - CPKC Holiday Train (Mosaic Stadium Parking Lot - North Railway St.) - 7:30 PM

In the News

Discover Moose Jaw I Buffalo Boys Drum Group Brings History to Life


- September 25th, 2024


CBC News Saskatchewan I Regina school program uses First Nations drumming to connect kids with culture


- October 17th, 2023


Regina Leader-Post I Regina inner-city program drums up national support


- October 13th, 2023



First Nations University of Canada I The Buffalo Boys


- July 13th, 2023



CBC News Saskatchewan I The power of the beat: Indigenous drum group helps Regina students build confidence


-February 9th, 2017

Stay Connected

Contribute to the MTMS Cultural Program today!


Would you like to learn more about MTMS? We would love to connect! 


Evie Sawatzky | Director of Development

P: 306-569-6867 Ext. 4

E: esawatzky@mtmschoolregina.com

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