In Inukjuak, Nunavik men are working to be a part of the solution, one young Inuk at a time
If for some reason you didn’t know Charlie Nowkawalk was an Inuk upon meeting…
Quebec
Quebecois playwright under fire for casting Indigenous play without Indigenous actors
One of Canada’s most celebrated artists is once again under fire for how he…
Indigenous activists say homeless in Montreal unfairly targeted for ticketing
About two dozen protesters took part in an act of civil disobedience Tuesday afternoon…
Elders, youth gather on Huron-Wendat territory for meeting generations in the making
Elders from across Quebec travelled to the Huron-Wendat territory to share their knowledge with…
Kahnawake expands by 500 acres after Canada gives back some land
“The days of taking from Kahnawake are far, far gone.”
Care package aims to help Montreal’s Indigenous homeless community
Iskweu (pronounced “is-kway”) is Cree for “woman.” It’s also the name for an initiative…
Two months after being hit by a police car, an Inuk woman finally gets her investigation
The family of an Inuk woman who was hit by a police car in Nunavik, the Inuit territory in northern Quebec is wondering why it took two months for the incident to be investigated.
Algonquin grandmothers working to preserve their language
Thirty youth from 11 Algonquin communities expected to attend the language camp.
12 years after Tiffany Morrison vanished, change has come to how police handle missing person cases
March for Tiffany Morrison in Kahnawà:ke Mohawk Territory highlights the changes police have made when someone goes missing.
