Kuessipan deals with the universal
We spoke to Myriam Verreault on her new film, set in a First Nations community on Côte-Nord.
Rebecca Belmore’s art reflects a nation’s dark past and potentially grim future
Facing the Monumental addresses the state of First Nations and the worldwide rise of the right wing.
Cheekbone Beauty is about more than a pretty face
Canada’s first Indigenous make-up company salutes past heroines and supports future ones.
Quebec Election 2018: Interview with Québec solidaire co-spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois
With less than one week before Election Day, we spoke to Québec solidaire co-spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois about immigration, secularism and identity.
Montreal changes a street name and the city flag out of respect for Indigenous peoples
Like statues in the American South, the name of an artery in the Village is coming down.
Ancestry, identity and marketing
Does being 17 per cent Irish or 1/16 Nipmuc make your cultural writing or activism more authentic? Please.
Quebec acknowledges systemic racism in the wake of Val d’Or assaults
An inquiry into Indigenous/police relations would be a first step towards a solution.
Quebec needs an inquiry into Indigenous/police relations
Now that the justice system has failed 37 women who made assault complaints against Val d’Or cops, a new approach is needed.
This TV show aims to correct a community’s image with modern sass and matriarchal power
We spoke to Tracey Deer, the co-creator of APTN series Mohawk Girls, about making a show for two audiences.
The state of First Nations
An ongoing tragedy that stretches back through all of our nation’s 149 years continues to call desperately for reflection, reparation and resolution.