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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Becoming Natan Obed
The national Inuit representative is the most important leader many Canadians haven’t heard of
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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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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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The Myth of American Democracy
The destruction of credible political discourse started long before President Trump
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Chaos Politics Comes to Canada
Doug Ford shattered political norms to become premier—including never bothering to have a plan to govern the province
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The Future of TV
What is must-see TV at a time when everyone watches it alone?
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Out of the Shadow of a Mountain
I travelled to the Himalayas with my dad to better understand his history. I left understanding my future
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The Future of Exploration
In the age of Google Maps, what’s left to discover?
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