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Kevin Loring brings back award-winning play
Nearly two decades after its Vancouver premiere, Kevin Loring's award-winning play Where the Blood Mixes has returned to the city's Firehall Arts Centre. The play will run until Dec.
It’s another first for WAG-Qaumajuq with appointment of Indigenous director and CEO
John Mahli Lawa' Hampton has been appointed the first Indigenous director and chief executive officer for the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq (WAG-Qaumajuq) effective Dec. 10.
New children’s book series shows the strength and resilience of Indigenous girls
The desire to see stories inspired by his Cree-Métis grandmother in schools and libraries pushed sculptor, art gallery owner and author Grant Berg to find a publisher for his new Astina…
Building resilience means having tools to turnaround negative emotions
Kindergarten teacher, mother of two and author Masiana Kelly hopes her newest book You Make My Heart Happy is a “wonderful conversation starter” both in the classroom and at home.
Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation makes major investment into First Nations Bank of Canada
The First Nations Bank of Canada (FNBC) has completed a $50 million capital raise thanks in part to a large investment from a First Nation in southern Ontario.
Artist who carves Haida history, legends and myths into unique argillite displays work in new book
“It’s a great milestone,” said the artist about the book that captures his long and prolific career.
Physician writes the realities that Indigenous youth live with
Samantha Erron Gibbon admits she didn’t set out to write a collection of short stories for youth, but “then it came about that the stories I was writing were youth oriented.”
Sports
Hockey Hall of Fame calls up First Nation goaltender
Carey Price has racked up a lengthy list of accomplishments during his hockey career.
Opinions
Budget lacks dedicated, distinctions-based investments for Métis, says MN–S
A statement from the Métis Nation–Saskatchewan on 2026 Federal Budget
