Features
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T’Sou-ke woman, who sat in a tree for nearly a month, says protest was about more than a single development
After avoiding police this week, wis-waa-cha (Kati George-Jim) says her action ‘was important to the bigger strategy of confronting the Indian Act’
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Regulator approves TMX plan to trench through ‘extremely sacred’ Secwépemc site
Knowledge-keeper says pipeline’s blockage in Pípsell amounts to the land pushing back, while company’s lawyer argues for ‘no prioritizing of Indigenous interests’
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Stó:lō confirms 158 children’s deaths at four institutions as investigation reveals rampant neglect, abuse
‘There was no oversight to keep those children safe,’ says grand chief, after phase one of project looking into missing kin at residential ‘schools,’ Indian hospital
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On the powwow trail, Secwépemc mother balances business with family: ‘I’ll never miss my daughter dance’
Ashley Michel started 4 Generations Creations after she realized she had a knack for sewing regalia — now she’s a contestant on Pow Wow Pitch
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In Nevada, Indigenous land protectors face off with a Canadian mining company
Thacker Pass is being built on the largest known lithium deposit in the world — burning carbon and using billions of litres of water in one of the driest regions of the U.S.
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How a failed search for Indigenous food delivery led me to explore ‘Winnipeg’s’ culinary scene
On a recent trip to the city, Anna McKenzie writes, a search for ‘Indigenous’ on Uber Eats pulled up just one unexpected result
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New research affirms ancestral knowledge, dating səlilwətaɬ fishery back to 850 BC
Study demonstrates through Western science that TWN consistently harvested chum salmon from təmtəmíxʷtən for nearly 3,000 years
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‘He was everywhere – he still is everywhere’: The continuing legacy of Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour
Everything that McNeil-Seymour stood for can be viewed in an art piece he helped create in 2018, which has found its way back to his homelands
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‘We’re not going anywhere’: Inside the latest RCMP raid at Fairy Creek
Attempts to stop the harvesting of trees up to 2,000 years old have been met with force
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Jeffrey Gibson’s ‘sexy’ new book showcases the complexity of Indigenous art
Curating the work of more than 60 Indigenous artists, An Indigenous Present challenges and celebrates what it means to be a contemporary creative.