Arts
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‘Rewriting my colonial script’: A survivor’s push to reclaim her story through theatre
Dr. Laura Ann Cranmer’s ‘Scenes from the Nanaimo Indian Hospital’ features the experiences of three girls from different backgrounds and languages
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In new podcast, Iñupiaq storyteller brings Northern tales to a digital platform
‘Human beings have been listening to stories longer than we’ve been reading them in books,’ says James Dommek Jr., who created ‘Alaska is the Center of the Universe’
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In photos: Indigenous children and Youth take the spotlight at VIFW 2023
With the theme of Indigenous Futures, the event’s third night showcased multiple generations of talent
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From the supernatural to the thrilling, these Indigenous authors will leave you unsettled this Halloween
In the spirit of the season, book writer Dene Moore selects 10 haunting books, full of horrors both imagined and real
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After years of exploitation, the iconic Cowichan sweater is being protected with a new fair-trade program
New VNFC social enterprise offers knitters a sustainable price for their work, aiming to preserve the authenticity of the craft which is ‘so much more than clothing’
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Jess Housty’s debut poetry collection is a love letter to Haíɫzaqv homelands
‘Crushed Wild Mint’ showcases the textural and sensory connections to their territories
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Tk’emlúps film panel reflects on the power of storytelling and a ‘golden age’ for Indigenous cinema
Event was part of the second annual Stseptékwles re Sk’elép (Coyote Stories) Indigenous Film Festival hosted by KFS
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Helen Knott transforms grief into hope in her new memoir, ‘Becoming a Matriarch’
‘When matriarchs begin to disappear, there is a choice to either step into the places they left behind or to craft a new space’
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New film documents Siksika woman’s journey competing in male-dominated horse races
‘Aitamaako’tamisskapi Natosi: Before The Sun,’ which follows Logan Red Crow as she competes in Indian Relay Races, is being screened at VIFF this week
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Countering hate movements, billboard brings message of love to Okanagan’s LGBTQ2S+ community
With support from Advocacy Canada, Two-Spirit Anishinaabe artist Sarah Jones designed the piece with the words ‘you belong’