Justice, March 2025
‘North of North’ tells a story rooted in Inuit joy
The new comedy series explores Arctic culture, family and resilience in the fictional town of Ice Cove
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January/February 2025, Justice
Tanya Talaga’s new book is her most personal one yet
The award-winning Indigenous journalist uncovers her great-great-grandmother’s residential school story in "The Knowing"
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Ethical Living, January/February 2025
Robin Wall Kimmerer embraces the gift economy of nature in new book
In "The Serviceberry," the bestselling author encourages us to shift our thinking to reciprocity and abundance
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UCC in Focus
Historic Vancouver outreach undergoing major revamp
First United’s plans include creating affordable housing units for Indigenous people in the Downtown Eastside
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Justice
The true origins of the Cree writing system
A missionary is credited with inventing Cree syllabics, but Indigenous communities tell a different story
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UCC in Focus
Indigenous United Church Elders protest decision to dissolve National Indigenous Council
General Secretary Rev. Michael Blair's decision came over concerns that the body wasn't working
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October/November 2024
Rory Richards is breaking stereotypes and building Indigenous housing
The Coast Salish owner of NUQO is also creating quality childcare
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Justice
Residential school survivor-turned-United Church minister details perpetual hunger at institution
In a re-released version of "Brown Tom's Schooldays," Rev. Enos Montour reflects on his time at Mount Elgin Residential School
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Ethical Living, September 2024
Truth before reconciliation
To move forward, we must embrace the fact that reconciliation is settler work, not Indigenous work
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September 2024
Truth and Reconciliation commissioner’s new book honours residential school survivors
In the profoundly moving "North of Nowhere," Marie Wilson also bears witness to Canada's ugly history
