Our Story

“Being a good relative is at the heart of our practice.”

Mahegun Tails Inc. strives to see the revitalization of Indigenous beliefs and values that support the wellness of our shared community. Our vision is to bring traditional knowledge to our Indigenous and non-Indigenous relatives.

Incorporated in 2011 and serving Moh’kinsstis (Calgary) and surrounding areas, Mahegun Tails Inc. is an Indigenous-owned and operated organization that provides culturally informed facilitation and consultation services. Guided by the teachings of our Elders, Mahegun Tails Inc. uses creation stories and cultural teachings as key elements in the delivery of services.

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Our Services

  • Learning Opportunities

    Indigenous education, capacity building, and cultural knowledge sharing

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  • Community Events & Workshops

    Workshops include cultural drumming, singing and dance instruction, drum making, and special community events that feature traditional Indigenous performance arts 

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  • Indigenous Evaluation & Research

    Mahegun Tails Inc. operates from an Indigenous worldview in its consultation methods, research, and contracted writing and has conducted many community-based evaluation and research projects

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Meet the Team

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our son, brother, friend, and teammate, Chase Goulet-Pantherbone (Yellow Spotted Turtle Man). Born and raised in Moh’kinstsis (Calgary), Chase was of Cree and Blackfoot ancestry and carried his heritage with pride and honour. Chase’s greatest joy in life was being a father to his three beautiful children, who were the center of his world. Watching them grow and learn was his favourite thing in life, and he dreamed of passing his gifts and teachings on to them.

Chase carried many special gifts and his spirit touched all who knew him. A talented singer, dancer, and hunter, Chase shared these gifts both in his life and in his work as a Cultural Facilitator with Mahegun Tails Inc., where he could often be found drum-making, hide-scraping, raising tipis, and teaching these cultural skills. He carried his cultural teachings with love and generosity.

In loving memory of Chase Goulet-Pantherbone

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