Face to Face: Dennis Ward sits down with Standing Rock chair David Archambault
Dennis Ward Face to Face He never imagined a life in politics but Dave Archambault…
Face to Face
The President of the Metis Nation of Ontario knows who her citizens are
On this Face to Face, she outlines some of the work that needs to be done on the road to Metis self-governance and discusses the MNO’s definition of who is Metis. President Froh also discusses her views on the concept of two-spiritedness and how her desire to be an advocate led her to a career in law.
Can taking a photograph be an act of activism?
On tonight’s Face to Face, Jeff Thomas discusses the car accident that hampered his mobilityand how his photography became a form of protest.
Senator Patrick Brazeau says he’s the perfect candidate to speak on Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women
In Part Two of the Face to Face with Senator Patrick Brazeau, Michael asks him about his fight back from rock bottom.
Senator Patrick Brazeau tells Face to Face how hitting rock bottom led to a suicide attempt
Independent Senator Patrick Brazeau shares how the troubles of the past three years led to his attempted suicide.
A Language Warrior on how learning his traditional language affected his dreams
On tonight’s Face to Face, we focus on language, the foundation of culture
Face to Face with Clint Davis
Clint Davis is now the Vice President of Aboriginal Affairs for TD Bank, and prior was the President and CEO for the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.
Advice to Indigenous youth on healing with humour and how to become a writer
Chief Robert Joseph speaks about the importance that humour plays in healing.
Our second guest is award-winning story-teller, Joseph Boyden who has been acknowledge for his writing since his very first novel, Three Day Road.
Independence from Aboriginal Affairs is worth fighting for, says Cold Lake First Nations councilor.
Walter Janvier joins Michael to talk about growing up near Cold Lake and investing money.