protecting Treaty rights since 2008
“I started Calliou Group in 2008. I wish I could say conditions have changed for First Nations in Canada within my 30 year Career, but I can’t. And that’s what keeps me going.
THE WORK IS NOT DONE, THE FIGHT IS NOT OVER”
-Tracy Campbell
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CALLIOU: Pronounced /KAL-ee-oh/
Calliou is the last name descended from Louis Callihoo (Kwarakwante) who signed Treaty 6 in 1878 as part of Michel First Nation. Other spellings include Callihoo, Calahoo, Callioux. Calliou peoples and their treaty story are central to the history of what is now known as Alberta.
Mary Anne Calliou (nee L’Hirondelle) & Archie Calliou, 1930s
Tracy Campbell’s Kookum & Mooshum
Michel Reserve, 1940s