In 2018, a list of the most popular indigenous personalities on Twitter was published by opencanada.org. The list, dubbed ‘Twitterati: the Indigenous Voices edition’, named…
In 2017, researchers at Claremont University found that roughly half of the indigenous people that are killed by police or died in police custody between…
The political landscape at Six Nations right now can be likened to the aftermath of a wild genocide tornado. There are casualties, there is chaos…
Last month men claiming to represent the interests of the people of Six Nations along with ex-HDI lawyer, now possibly reinstated HDI lawyer Aaron Detlor…
It is only two weeks into 2019 and there is renewed vigour to Canada’s attacks on indigenous people. First, land defenders in BC supporting and…
This week the province of Ontario marks Treaties Recognition Week. This is a time where the province’s official social media accounts raise awareness about the…
Recently a Kahonwe that I know shared a story online. Said scone brought their child to school off the Rez and was talking to their…
Outrage. There is no other word that can adequately describe the feeling across all of Canada this weekend at the acquittal of Gerald Stanley by…
By Tom Withers THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND – Divisive and hotly debated, the Chief Wahoo logo is being removed from the Cleveland Indians’ uniform next…
Looks like the warlords of the U.S. are flexing their muscles down at Standing Rock again. It seems like they are forgetting what happened to…
An Editorial by Jonathan and Nahnda Garlow In Kahonwe worldview we say the human race has been put in place to protect the earth and…
The year was 1677 and King Charles II of England was deep into the colony business for profit. The British were desperately entering into treaties with…
People will believe what they want to believe. That’s what makes the world great. We all make our own judgments based on the evidence we…
Editorial by Jonathan Garlow Most experienced musicians can feel the room and tell if they are being warmly received or not. Sometimes you just gotta…
Editorial by Jonathan Garlow It doesn’t take a fancy tribunal or commission to tell us Canada discriminates against indigenous people, but a recent ruling found…