At awâsisak kâ-nîmîhtocik St. Francis Cree School in Saskatoon, a unique art project is nearing completion, featuring three large hand-carved limestone pieces designed by local artisan Ryan Watson. These carvings, reflecting themes of connection, culture, and storytelling, have been developed in collaboration with community elders to ensure they carry significant meaning. Symbols such as sweetgrass, an eagle, a sunset, and a cross are incorporated into the designs. Watson emphasizes the importance of translating the community's vision into stone, stating, “It’s a huge honor. It’s not really about me doing it.” The project has generated strong community interest, with many following its progress online and providing positive feedback. The carvings are expected to be installed by mid-May, leaving a lasting visual legacy that reminds students of their cultural heritage.