Why this Sask. judge provided eagle feathers for the province's courtrooms

A Saskatchewan judge, Michelle Brass, has introduced eagle feathers into the province's courtrooms to honor Indigenous traditions and enhance cultural respect. Brass explains that the significance of eagle feathers varies among Indigenous communities but holds particular importance for the Saulteaux people, her own community. This move highlights the growing recognition of Indigenous cultural practices in legal settings, reflecting a broader effort to integrate and honor Indigenous heritage within Canadian society.