Two Spirits, One Calling
While members of the LGBTQ community ‘come out’, Two Spirit individuals ‘come in’
The Complexities of Identity
An Indigenous and Palestinian student talk about what it’s like to be stripped of their identity.
Transforming healthcare
How medical schools are redesigning their curriculum to treat Indigenous communities more effectively
Saving Michif
The Metis language of Michif is on the verge of extinction, says Saskatchewan educator Russell Fayant.
Decolonizing Classrooms
What image does a Eurocentric classroom conjure up for Indigenous students?
Reclaiming Métis History
From the Battle of Batoche to the streets of Toronto – a glimpse into one family’s history of dispossession
Cultural appropriation: Crossing the line
Willy Johnson is a white Canadian who says his art reflects his deep appreciation for Indigenous culture. But is the Haida-influenced totem pole he carved offensive?
Cooking with Consciousness
French cuisine is considered to be the international standard of gastronomic excellence in culinary schools across Canada. But is that standard slowly changing?
Bridging the Knowledge Divide
Western medical practices sometimes conflict with Indigenous healing methods. So how do Indigenous doctors reconcile the two approaches?
Indigenizing Fashion
Mindfulness, intangible, ‘wholeness’: Can these principles have a place in the mainstream fashion industry?