Arts
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Podcast digs into story of enduring icon Buffy Sainte-Marie
‘She has always been there for us,’ says Falen Johnson, who hosts the five-part CBC podcast ‘Buffy’
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Artwork from prisons gives glimpse into lives of incarcerated people: ‘we’re still human’
‘When you’re in an 8×10 cell you’re in your head a lot. When you can have a bit of an escape, it can pull you out of deep depression,’ says one creator in the ART & Justice exhibit
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Hotlatch: Queer Indigenous dance party front and centre at ‘Vancouver’ Pride festival for first time
The time of Pride events being run only by and for white gay men is over, says Dane-Zaa drag performer
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Burlesque troupe brings ‘badass Indigenous sexuality’ to Pride
Virago Nation will perform in Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh territories on Saturday — confronting colonial ideas of gender and sexuality through performance
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Decolonizing and reclaiming culture through syilx hand poke tattooing
For syilx hand poke tattoo practitioner Sheldon Pierre Louis, markings are a sign of reclamation and activism.
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Indigenous Peoples Day Events around ‘Metro Vancouver’
IndigiNews has compiled a list of “Metro Vancouver” events for for National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21.
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Indigenous boutique opens on Secwépemc homelands
Red Hummingbird Boutique is an Indigenous Boutique that carries uniquely created and upcycled items and is open until September 2022.
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How Duncan McCue approached his new hard-hitting podcast, ‘Kuper Island’
Duncan McCue goes in-depth with IndigiNews to share what it took to create the hard-hitting podcast ‘Kuper Island’
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Simpcw makeup artist to travel world sharing expertise in foundation for Indigenous models
Roo, 28, from Simpcw First Nation’s Band, started working full-time as a makeup artist at the beginning of March, and they are soon jetting off to Indigenous fashion shows in Australia and Paris.
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Decolonizing your grown-up bookshelf
We’ve compiled a list of five books that feature Indigenous authors and illustrators