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Reciprocity key to understanding the complex cannibal figure of the Heiltsuk
A cannibal in the Heiltsuk culture, says poet Jess Housty, is a “complex idea…as something that takes, but also something that gives.
Red River Gold series returns for second season
Season two of a popular treasure hunting documentary series will begin on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network on Sept. 24.
A new adventure for Bernice takes young readers through difficult history
It hadn’t been Jessica Outram’s intention to take Bernice (Normandin) Lamondin on another adventure, but when an entry in a local history book “kept coming back to me and coming back to me,”…
Jam-packed festival will celebrate Indigenous creativity and brilliance
This year marks the fifth annual award-winning Indigenous Arts Festival ʔəm̓i ce:p xʷiwəl – Come Toward the Fire, scheduled for Sept. 18 to Sept. 20 in Musqueam (Vancouver).
Small changes in the classroom can create supportive environments for individual student success
By implementing new assessment practices that emphasize Indigenous knowledge systems and perspectives, educators “can reclaim humanity…for all learners,” write co-editors Jo Chrona and Brooke…
Northwest Métis land claim poised to return to court after two-decade stay
A 32-year-old lawsuit asserting Métis title across a vast northern claim area is poised to return to a Saskatchewan courtroom.
A community of Indigenous characters occupies the imagination in translation of Tiohtiá:ke
Balance in his novel Ninan: Tiohtiá:ke, Montreal is important, says author Michel Jean, but it has little to do with being a former journalist or news anchor.
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Six Nations Chiefs capture fourth consecutive national Mann Cup championship
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