Arts
Four Aboriginal Women discuss topics on local TV talk show
Currently taping their fourth season, The Four on Access 7 Regina is a one-hour talk show featuring four native women… Read more »
TRAGICALLY HIP Advocate For First Nations in Final Show
By Lee Waters In what may have been the Tragically Hip’s final performance on Saturday in Kingston, Ontario, Gord Downie… Read more »
Book Review – Firewater: How Alcohol is Killing My People (and Yours)
By Morgan O’Neil As a 65-year-old recovered (recovering) authentic alcoholic with ten years of sobriety and 40 years of destructive… Read more »
Museum of Anthropology at UBC Presents Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun: Unceded Territories
by Kelly O’Connor Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun, a celebrated Vancouver-based artist of Cowichan (Hul’q’umi’num Coast Salish) and Okanagan (Syilx) descent, has… Read more »
Stampede 2016: A Report on the New Indian Village
by Hannah Many Guns Rather than soaking in the sun, the crowds attending this years Calgary Stampede instead found themselves… Read more »
Indian Group of Seven
By Frank Larue With the exception of Norval Morrisseau, who made his presence known with an exhibition at the… Read more »
Award-Winning Actress Michelle Thrush in Residence at Trent University
Michelle Thrush, an award-winning Canadian actress who has been working in film, television, and theatre for over twenty-five years and… Read more »
Métis Artist Christi Belcourt
“My heart overflows with love for the beauty of this world, The mystery of this planet and this universe is… Read more »
Going Home Star: A Heartrending Tribute to Residential School Survivors
The Canadian residential school system operated on a federally sanctioned policy aimed at eradicating First Nations culture. That is the… Read more »
JunoFest Indigenous Showcase Features Buffy Sainte-Marie and All Juno Aboriginal Nominees
When the 2016 Juno Awards came to Treaty-Seven Blackfoot Territory, Tsuu T’ina Nation welcomed all of the inspiring artists to… Read more »
