Rethinking Uncertainty in an Insecure Age
Our world is becoming more unsettled in many troubling ways. In others, it is not nearly unsettled enough
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Canada’s National Parks Are Colonial Crime Scenes
Many see wilderness as a right of citizenship. But the concept of Canada as untouched nature is unrecognizable to Indigenous people
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At Ninety-One, Alanis Obomsawin Is Not Ready to Put Down Her Camera
She revolutionized cinema and is inspiring the next generation of Indigenous filmmakers
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It’s High Time We Brought Home Indigenous Remains and Belongings
Millions of items were removed from Indigenous communities and are now held by Canadian museums and institutions
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Ned Blackhawk’s Rediscovery Challenges the Old Stories of America
A new book shines a light on how Indigenous nations resisted—and shaped—settler society in the US
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When the Pope Came to Canada
One year ago, Pope Francis visited Canada to apologize for residential schools. What difference did the trip actually make?
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Finding Closure, Fifty Years after a Murder
Levina Moody was one of the first known Indigenous women to be killed along BC’s highways. Her murder remains unsolved—but her family hasn’t given up
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Fifty Years of Halfbreed: How the Memoir Opened Up Indigenous Literature
Maria Campbell’s landmark book remains as captivating and unforgettable as it was on publication
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Mary Simon Is Leading Indigenous Peoples to New Heights
She’s out-debated politicians and outmanoeuvred diplomats. Now, Canada’s first Inuk governor general sets her sights on reconciliation
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