Canada doesn’t like the older conception of Indigenous justice depicted by Hollywood
Just weeks before filming was to begin, the Canadian government denied permission for Hollywood to shoot the movie Hard Powder in Rocky Mountain national parks…
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Just weeks before filming was to begin, the Canadian government denied permission for Hollywood to shoot the movie Hard Powder in Rocky Mountain national parks…
By Victor Martisius What defines strength? In some instances strength is defined by physical ability, but Six Nations resident Jessica Henhawk is proving that sometimes…
By Jim Hornell I would like to dispel some of the rumours and misconceptions we have been hearing in the community regarding some of the…
By Thohahoken 2012 — yikes! People fear the end of the world. It’s in our minds. Organized religions and governments teach fear of death. Repent…
By pmnationtalk Island Indigenous women are joining 300 delegates from across Canada this week in Toronto to discuss empowering Indigenous women. The Prince Edward Island delegation…
By Julie Abouchar, Charles Birchall, John J.P. Donihee and Nicole Petersen / Willms & Shier Environmental Lawyers LLP This week the SCC received an application to hear an appeal of the Federal…
By Thohahoken The 2010 documentary by Zach Kunuk titled, Inuit Knowledge and Climate Change catalogues a changing earth that was described by Inuit Elders —…
By Doug George-Kanentiio On February 14 Ontario Superior Court Justice Edward Belobaba made a historic ruling by holding Canada responsible for the pain and suffering…
By Victor Martisius SIX NATIONS – Tracey Anthony, owner of Vision Artwork, is finding out how to balance his passion for visual art with his…
By Shereen Lehman, MS Originally published on VeryWell website Consuming re-boiled, clean, uncontaminated drinking water will not cause cancer or poison you or your family. As long…
By Gary Farmer It’s been a few months in between my time at Standing Rock and this evolving story. So much has changed since the…
By Thohahoken Here’s what one Ohsweken woman said when talking about this week’s weather: “our mother (earth) is going to go through some major changes…
By Grace Li Xiu Woo This is the final chapter in an article written by that originally appeared in the electronic law journal Law, Social Justice…
By Sandra L. Anderson BRANTFORD – The 17th Annual Grand Fete Du Vin, the largest fundraiser of the year for the Grand River Chorus took…
OHSWEKEN – Iroquois Lodge was buzzing with activity Monday morning on Family Day, February 20. Iroquois Lodge under the guidance of Dawn Russell, activity co-ordinator, held a…