The Stoney Nakoda are a First Nations people located in Canada, primarily in Alberta. They are part of the larger Sioux linguistic group and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional practices, languages, and spiritual beliefs. The Stoney Nakoda traditionally lived in the Rocky Mountains and surrounding areas, relying on hunting, fishing, and gathering for sustenance. Today, the Stoney Nakoda Nation consists of three main reserves: Morley, Bighorn, and Chiniki. The community is actively involved in preserving their culture and language while also engaging in modern economic activities. They participate in tourism, resource management, and various business ventures to support their community and promote their heritage.