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Artist at 80 has stayed true to his gift throughout his career
Visual artist and storyteller Roy Henry Vickers considers his artwork to be his children and, just like his six human children, they are all special.
Na-Me-Res strives against all odds to house Indigenous men in Toronto
Steve Teekens believes he is facing increasingly more difficult challenges.
Indigenous sports heroes honoured by Canada Post
Seven-time Stanley Cup champion Bryan Trottier is among the latest Indigenous leaders to be honoured by Canada Post.
While the Qillaniq exhibit runs through September, Qillaniq the book will last a lifetime
Qillaniq, the largest contemporary circumpolar Indigenous exhibition in the world, launched in Ottawa June 12 and will long be remembered through a book of the same name.
First Nations to hold majority ownership of new wind energy project in Saskatchewan
Correction fourth paragraph down. The name of the Toronto-based company that received part of the financing from the Canada Infrastructure Bank is Potentia Renewables not…
New full-length rock album a reflection of growing up Indigenous in urban Alberta
Midnight Sparrows, a Vancouver-based hard rock group, has released full-length studio album Arrows, Arrows, Arrows. The release follows debut album Rock & Roll City (…
Poem turned picture book finds a beautiful place in between the ancestors
Serendipity is the best way to describe how Métis writer Naomi McIlwraith’s poem “My Big Red Canoe” became the children’s picture book The Great Gathering Place.
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Former NHL player hopes to change lives through charity’s sports programming
Though he retired from the professional hockey ranks 25 years ago, John Chabot is still heavily involved in the sport.
Opinions
Smith's two-step referendum is a cynical waste of time and money
Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) Chief and Council are responding to Premier Danielle Smith's televised address last night, announcing a deliberately confusing question for the October 19…
