Decolonizing the classroom: a look at one Winnipeg school’s mission
Located in Winnipeg’s North End, R.B. Russell is a predominantly Indigenous populated school. Approximately 98 per cent of the students here identify as Indigenous.
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Survivor calls First Nation living conditions ‘shame and disgrace’ as Canada commemorates residential school apology
As the Trudeau government commemorated the 10th anniversary of Canada’s apology to residential school survivors…
Indigenous resistance, title make Trans Mountain pipeline extension ‘untenable,’ says economist
The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is a high-risk investment for Canada and any future financial…
National billboard art project showcasing Indigenous resilience
A new art exhibition is hitting the road and showcasing works from 50 contemporary Indigenous…
Royal Saskatchewan Museum adds extra touches to Indigenous history month
For all of June, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum will be holding events to celebrate national…
Fish farm owners, workers meet in Vancouver to get their own stories out about industry
Coastal First Nation leaders and salmon farm workers are in Vancouver this week to speak…
After 40 years apart, a daughter watches Alberta’s 60s Scoop apology with her father
She was eight months old when she was taken from her family. At 18 she…
‘60s Scoop survivors get apology in Alberta
“For this trauma, this pain, this suffering, alienation and sadness, we are sorry.”
B.C. fish farms treating sea lice outbreak with hydrogen peroxide
Cermaq Canada, a salmon farming company now a fully owned subsidiary of the Mitsubushi Corporation, is dealing with a sea lice infestation using a number of methods including hydrogen peroxide.
