Telling Our Twisted Histories

Kuper Island is an 8-part series that tells the stories of four students: three who survived and one who didn’t. They at... Read more

It's made its way into Canada's political vocabulary and into Indigenous communities. Some see it as yet another empty p... Read more

Through missionary work and later, the government-funded residential school system, our rituals and spiritual practices ... Read more

The word OBEY does not exist in Indigenous languages. Our ancestors lived by their own systems of governance that sought... Read more

Flour, baking powder, a pinch of salt and a bit of water. Beloved and delicious, this traditional fry bread is a staple ... Read more

How do you dismantle the colonial myth of POCAHONTAS? Disney's portrait of the Indian Princess has been indelibly presse... Read more

How did we go from 'noble savages' to 'dirty savages'? Over time, the meaning of the word has shifted from natural, free... Read more

Running late? The importance of being on time is cultural, as are differences in priorities and perspectives. Together, ... Read more

Where do surnames O'Bomsawin, Mukash, and Ikey come from? In our culture, names are powerful gifts given us by our ances... Read more

For over 150 years, Indian Residential Schools were one of the primary means by which the government assimilated us in o... Read more