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150 Days of Turtle Island

Like many Canadians, I’m of two minds when it comes to celebrating the Canada 150 because I want to be an ally to my First Nations brothers and sisters. This is my solution: 150 days of giving up my space to First Nations facts, artists, heroes and historical figures.

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Angela Misri in 150 Days of Turtle Island

Sep 24, 2017

Artist Spotlight: Eden Robinson

Eden Robinson is a Haisla First Nations writer who has won national and international awards for her dark, gothic fiction and short stories.

Some of her books include Monkey Beach, Son of a Trickster, Traplines, Bloodsports, and The Sasquatch at…

Angela Misri in 150 Days of Turtle Island

Sep 17, 2017

Author spotlight: Leanne Betasamosake Simpson

Leanne Betasamosake Simpson is the author of the This Accident of Being Lost…

Angela Misri in 150 Days of Turtle Island

Sep 11, 2017

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Publishers and Distributors

In addition to adding more First Nations and Indigenous authors and illustrators to all publisher’s catalogues, we should also bring attention to the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Publishers and Distributors in Canada.

Angela Misri in 150 Days of Turtle Island

Sep 5, 2017

Artists to celebrate: Lee Maracle

In light of the whole #AppropriationPrize, it felt appropriate (ha!) 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.

Angela Misri in 150 Days of Turtle Island

Aug 13, 2017

Artists to celebrate: Richard Wagamese

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.