Letter to the Editor: Thumbs down to ‘Orenda’
Joseph Boyden’s novel, The Orenda, is a prime example of the need for Indigenous editors. It is lauded as a historically accurate depiction of a time...
Being open to hearing the land tell its stories
By Richard Wagamese The land holds stories within it. The trick is to make yourself open to them and when you do they have a...
Letter to the editor: Foster care memories
I was in the care of the Catholic Children’s Aid Society at the age of 2 in 1967 and made a Crown ward at the...
Letter to the Editor: Didn’t correct Corrections
On February 6, 2014, I received a copy of a write up in the Anishinabek News, stating the following: “Correctional Services Canada has been falling...
Travel with cold-weather emergency kit
By Holly Brodhagen Winter has set in. We have snow on the ground and Jack Frost is nipping at our ears. Well, actually, Jack Frost ...
What if missing women were from posh neighbourhoods?
By Peter Globensky Do you know any women or girls who live in the posh neighbourhood of Forest Hills in Toronto? Or perhaps the toney...
Admitting mistakes, Stephen Harper style
By Daniel Wilson I’ll admit it. I was wrong. I thought the Conservative government would never make a real investment in First Nations education. That...