Features
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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.
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In the midst of a destructive wildfire season, Sinixt experts point to the benefits of cultural burns
Knowledge-keepers say it’s time to end the colonial legacy of fire suppression: ‘Our wisdom and how we took care of the land has been disregarded’
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syilx women share knowledge about protecting kɬúsx̌nítkʷ for future generations: ‘It’s about them’
ONA is gathering input as it develops an Okanagan Lake Water Responsibility Plan for ‘our culture, our way of life, and our ancestral connections’
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Jeannette Armstrong, trailblazer in literature and language, appointed to Order of Canada
The author and scholar from PIB sat down with her granddaughter to reflect on the award and what motivates her
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After receiving honorary degree, suiki?st reflects on decades of community service
Pauline Terbasket of LSIB recently received a Doctor of Laws from UBCO for her trailblazing work in law and policy
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Driven by community care, Indigenous women bridge social service gaps on the mid-Island
Jovonne Johnson and Charsanaa Johnny started Risebridge after noticing the need that existed: ‘We support people from all walks of life’