Indigenous legends from the Canadian Prairies tell of Little People — tiny, elusive beings said to dwell in caves, riverbanks, and sand hills across Saskatchewan. In Cree and Métis folklore, these beings are known as memegwesiwak or pawpawgsee mukwa, often described as tricksters who may help or hinder humans. Some tales claim they leave mysterious pictographs or steal shiny objects like spoons and foil, modern campers and hunters continue to report fleeting sightings, strange laughter, and child-sized footprints deep in the wilderness.