Scent Of Burning Cedar
As a Salish writer, I want our youth to know that we have value, we have knowledge, and we have a place in this world
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Becoming Natan Obed
The national Inuit representative is the most important leader many Canadians haven’t heard of
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Tax Niʔ Pik̓ak (A Long Time Ago)
Ka titi had been alive longer than most of the people on the reserve. She remembered when David Thompson arrived in Ktunaxa ʔamak̓is
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How Jeremy Dutcher Keeps His Ancestors' Language Alive
Fewer than 10,000 Wolastoq people live in First Nations communities. The twenty-seven-year-old sings their songs
Latest Articles
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Concordia University Presents
The Walrus Talks Disruption (Toronto 2018)
The rapidly-changing landscapes of media, technology, industry, identity, and more.
Toronto 7 p.m. ET, Tuesday, November 6, 2018
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Good Lands
A special project from The Walrus Fund for Indigenous Visual Artists
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Concordia University Presents
The Walrus Talks Disruption (Ottawa 2018)
The rapidly-changing landscapes of media, technology, industry, identity, and more.
Ottawa 7 p.m. ET, Tuesday, November 20, 2018
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Portrait of the Artist as a Young Corpse
As a writer, I’m drawn to alienated female bodies because I exist in one
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Do Police Care As Much About Protecting the Public As They Do Themselves?
To maintain public confidence, police associations may need to rethink how they handle criticism of their officers
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