‘It makes me sick’: parent reacts to criticism of daughter wearing ribbon skirt
Teacher’s aide told 10-year-old her dress wasn’t appropriate
Reconciliation
5 years later, where is Canada on reconciliation?
Former TRC commissioners lament “slow progress” on their Calls to Action
Indigenous Food Circle in Ontario using food production as tool for reconciliation
Indigenous Food Circle hopes one day program will lead to self determination
Killer of Crystal Andrews sentenced to life in precedent-setting hearing
Michael Okemow has no chance of parole for 15 years and 10 months.
Two former residential schools to become national historic sites
Commemoration of two former residential school sites “the result of many years of hard work”
What are the kids saying about reconciliation? This Winnipeg play spent two years finding out
Play had to scale down, move online due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Small steps toward reconciliation in Vernon, B.C.
Local First Nation and city now meet monthly to bridge communication gap
Rescue gone wrong: Pickles, puppies and a dispute over a dog
Despite the best intentions of the animal rights movement, “It’s very white and very judgy.”
Wet’suwet’en chief wants Nation to come up with own solution in pipeline dispute
Indigenous peoples and their allies are reminding Canada they are a force to be reckoned with.