Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada project

Announced in July, 2017, the goal is to create an Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada by taking the current Canadian map, erasing all the lines and redrawing it to reflect “Indigenous territories, trading routes, language groups, treaties, stories, art…

Dr. Leroy Little Bear

“Canada is a ‘pretend’ Nation.” — another RedX talk that is worth a [long] watch:

Sarain Fox and Rise

Sarain Fox is an Indigenous activist and dancer of Anishinabe heritage. and the host of the new VICELAND show Rise, which…

Indigenous Realities of a Bush Métis: Blake Desjarlais | TEDxUAlberta

Artists to celebrate: Marie Clements

In light of the whole #AppropriationPrize, it felt appropriate to mark one of the 150 days of this publication with a spotlight on some incredible artists who identify as First Nations or Aboriginal Canadian

Les Couchi: Savages, scalps and stereotypes

Not only was this a tonne of work for Les Couchi to take on, but his research into…

Explaining this whole #Resistance150 thing

Obviously, this is the place to start — what is #Resistance150? As an ally, and not a member of the First Nations, I suggest following the humans below and educating yourself on why Canadians are talking about #Resistance150:

Artists to celebrate: Billy Simard

Billy Simard was born and raised in Manigotagan on the shores of Lake Winnipeg, attended a residential school in northern Manitoba and has won MACA songwriter of the year, won in the first Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards in Toronto, and was inducted into the Manitoba…