SYRACUSE – The East Coast premiere of Spirit Game: Pride of a Nation, specifically for Haudenosaunee citizens, was held in Syracuse, N.Y. on June 3. The red carpet affair took
SYRACUSE – The East Coast premiere of Spirit Game: Pride of a Nation, specifically for Haudenosaunee citizens, was held in Syracuse, N.Y. on June 3. The red carpet affair took
From Pie Face to Hatchimals, toy trends tend to take off without warning and without much explanation — the imaginations of youth mold the toy world as they fuel the
Written by Chezney Martin with notes from Jayson Koblun The sports community and rest of the Turtle Island is eagerly awaiting the release of the documentary film Spirit Game: Pride
BRANTFORD – The Woodland Cultural Centre opened it’s auditorium doors to family and friends that wished to enjoy the book launch for “Tsi Niyonkwariho:tens: Our Ways Our Responsibilities” which is
It is said when our grandfathers, the Thunders, are first heard in the spring, they are awakening all things here on earth from the cold winter months. That is when
Nearly all indigenous people from across North and South America have used tattooing as a form of adornment, beautification or even medicinal remedy for generations. The most prominent may be
The newest lacrosse documentary that will tackle politics and indigenous recognition in sports will be a piece of history as directed by Peter Sprier and Peter Baxter titled Spirit Game:
TORONTO – What started out as a protest against artwork appropriation in a gallery choice, has snowballed into an appropriative artist and her exhibit being cut from an upcoming gallery
Another day to commemorate awareness for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women (MMIW) has landed on Friday, May 5, as what is hoped to be a national event. Supporters and those
BRANTFORD – With the renovations at the Woodland Cultural Centre still ongoing and the Walking Together exhibit closing on May 2, you might be wondering what’s coming next. As one
Canada is the last country in the world we think of when we hear words like “poverty” and “hunger-stricken”. This can be proven by the fact that each year hundreds
TORONTO — Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq has convinced Brooklyn indie band Eskimeaux to swap out its name for one deemed more culturally sensitive. The Polaris Prize-winner jumped on Twitter
SIX NATIONS – If you’ve driven towards Chiefswood road on Highway 54, you might have noticed a building being built at the edge of the Kayanase plot. This building is
The first Earth Day took place in 1970, giving a voice to a growing movement that espoused the importance of addressing environmental issues and adopting eco-friendly lifestyles. This year, Earth
There was a free film screening of “The Pass System” last week. From the Northwest Resistance of 1885 and for more than 60 years, the Canadian Government denied many indigenous peoples