Residential school photographs captured dark era
They say an image is worth a thousand of words and this saying particularly applies to what is happening in Montreal this week.
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Learning to design new worlds
Usually, anything that promotes more video game playing by youth is frowned upon by parents.
Kanesatake's band council 'quorum' vows to defy referendum
The Kanesatake band council is in full political turmoil.
Kanesatake grand chief claims referendum victory
The grand chief of Kanesatake is claiming victory following a referendum he says has given him a mandate to call an election within months.
Hunger-striking Elder Robinson takes his message to Montreal
Raymond Robinson of Cross Lake First Nation is into his third day of a hunger strike.
Journey of Nishiyuu walkers' names now "etched" into "history of this country"
-A January walk that began in Quebec’s northernmost Cree community with a snow machine breaking trail ended 1,600 kilometres later with a crowd of people forming a path on Parliament Hill to make way for a group of Cree youth who had captured the attention of a nation.
Journey of Nishiyuu began with vision, ends with hope wolves will unite
The 1,600 kilometre Journey of Nishiyuu, which began with a vision of a wolf facing a bear, neared its epic climax Monday with a final march on Parliament Hill.
Inuit giving hip hop cultural twist
When you hear the term hip hop, you probably don’t connect that music genre with Inuit culture.
Gesgapegiag highway blockade launched to support Idle No More, Chief Spence: Kateri Martin
Two blockades are underway in the Gaspe region of eastern Quebec.