1 Information can be found by visiting the Secretary of State's Disabled Parking Placard website.  The recertification for current disability placard and license plate holders will begin in April 2013. Enforcement of the new provisions will begin January 1, 2014.
Blood Tribe Culture and History. People: The Blood Indians, also known as the Kainai, are one of the major cultural divisions of the Blackfoot Confederacy of the northern Plains. Traditionally, the Bloods lived primarily in what is now Alberta, Canada.
Crazy Horse is the Lakotaâs hero, and held in high esteem and legend by the tribe. The white man was his sworn enemy and he never gave up the fight for his peopleâs land or lower his tribe status by making contact or speaking with a white man, and speaking his mother tribeâs tongue.He lived and died a true Lakota.They are not the kind of people to get on the wrong side of, but fight their battles with strength and honour. They have a special relationship with their horses, which they see as their brothers, and the horse and his master will care and protect each other in times of battle.n the 17th Century they lived in Wisconsin, and in the forests in southern Minnesota where they had established reservations of many tribal generations. The name âSiouxâ of which the native tribes are commonly known originates from the tribal name âNadowe-is-iwâ, the area of treacherous snakes near their settlements.