On the first day of Joe Biden’s presidency, Native Americans had reason to celebrate. Biden halted the construction of the border wall that threatened to…
Condolences from across North America have poured into the community of Six Nations at the news of the death of entrepreneur and philanthropist Ken Hill.…
He was a serious racist, a drunk, a political bully and Canada’s first Prime Minister — Sir John A. Macdonald was all of the above.…
I have a wish for not only our community, but for everyone in the world. It’s a wish of unity for all of humanity. Ignorance…
By David Sidhu, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Psychology and Language Sciences, UCLA Note: The following article contains spoilers about “The Mandalorian, Season 2.” Names have always…
Canada and Justice Minister David Lametti are waxing poetic about taking international law and reducing it under domestic Canadian law application. Implementing the United Nations…
By Beverley Brenna, Professor of Curriculum Studies, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan Contemporary Canadian picture books are sweeping readers off their feet with compelling…
By Keroles Riad PhD student in the individualized program, Concordia University, Cristina Sanza Digital Journalism Instructor, Concordia Science Journalism Project Team Manager, Concordia University, Concordia…
By Mary Ann McColl, Professor, School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Queen’s University, Ontario We hear over and over that it is important to remain occupied during…
Last week, I heard part of the Wizard of Oz song “Dingdong the wicked witch is dead”, replaying over and over, in my head, ……
By Dwayne Donald, Associate professor, Faculty of Education, University of Alberta In Alberta, drafts of a proposed kindergarten to Grade 4 curriculum for social studies…
Indigenous communities have always been the canaries in the coalmine: whether that meant the reserve systems would become precursors of apartheid system developed in South…
By Teresa Anne Fowler Regular attendance in schools is a factor that affects positive and healthy childhood development. Students with poor school attendance are at…
By David Walton, Associate Professor, School of Physical Therapy, Western University In August 2020, a woman walking along a neighbourhood street in my hometown of…
Are Canadians outraged right now? Are Canadians watching targeted attacks on indigenous people with glee or with remorse? Currently the Mi’kmaq people are fighting from…