Ethical Living, September 2019
Artist calls out Indigenous stereotypes with very public work
Chippewa artist Jay Soule channels his anger and frustration into powerful street art and paintings
Indigenous
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Justice
Colombian community pins hopes on Canadian oil giant
The Nasa Indigenous people of Kiwe Nxusxa say oil exploration and production have contaminated their earth, water and air
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Justice
Lenape Nation ‘long dreamed’ about return of land: chief
The United Church of Canada transferred the first parcel of land in May
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Justice, May 2019
Electricity comes with a devastating cost for Indigenous communities
Sixty percent of Canada's electricity comes from low-carbon hydro. But for some First Nations people, it has irreparably harmed their communities and lands.
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Justice
The power of reconciliation at Indigenous protest camps
In Manitoba, supporters and allies bore witness to the destruction being enacted on the Dakota people and their land
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Ethical Living
Yukon artist and Tlingit trapper create stunning jewelry
The fur jewelry in Whitehorse boutique store V. Ægirsdóttir is creating a new possibility for future partnerships with the region's trappers
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Ethical Living
New arts centre symbolizes reclamation of Labrador Inuit culture
The newly completed building is part of a larger cultural revival in the self-governing region of Nunatsiavut.
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Justice
Cree filmmaker wants a Barbie that looks like her
"There is a lot of work nowadays that keeps Native people in the past. We don’t exist now and I’ve always hated that."
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Spirituality
Tlingit minister sees right relations as ‘everybody’s story’
As a biracial woman, Rev. Lee Spice brings a unique perspective to ministry.
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Justice
Polaris prizewinner on reviving language through music
Wolastoq opera singer and composer Jeremy Dutcher combines classical music with archival recordings to reimagine his community's traditional songs.
