Opinion: Business: Community, development, and Anishinaabekwe
Submitted by the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Department As we continue our focus on economic development, business opportunities, and strengthening our communities, we are going...
Book review: I Lost My Talk and I’m Finding My Talk
Reviewed by Karl Hele I Lost My Talk is an illustrated poem by Rita Joe (1932-2007). I’m Finding My Talk by Rebecca Thomas is an...
Letter to the Editor: Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Residential schools
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau since he became PM of Canada has been doing lip service on almost everything, except raising taxes, throwing money towards barbaric...
Letter to the Editor: Gimaa Kwe Johanna Desmoulin to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Right Honorable Justin Trudeau Prime Minister of Canada Office of the Prime Minister 80 Wellington Street Ottawa, ON K1A 0A2 Fax: 613-941-6900 Ahnii Boozhoo Prime...
Opinion: Uncovered: The Death of Innocents
By Beverly Sabourin and Peter Globensky We were strolling the Danube promenade in Budapest when we came upon them. The day had been a lovely...
Book review: The Case of the Burgled Bundle: A Mighty Muskrats Mystery
Reviewed by Carrie MacKenzie The Case of the Burgled Bundle: A Mighty Muskrats Mystery by Michael Hutchinson is the third book in the series about...
Opinion: Ontario’s delay fuels anti-Anishinabek racism
By Catherine Murton Stoehr Ontario is delaying the all-but-inevitable outcome of the Robinson Huron and Superior treaty trials by appealing findings for the Anishinabek in...
Book review: We Dream Medicine Dreams
By Carrie MacKenzie We Dream Medicine Dreams written and illustrated by Lisa Bovin is a beautiful and moving story of a young girl saying goodbye...
Book review: Seen but Not Seen
By Maurice Switzer In his prologue to the most recent of half a dozen titles he has authored on Indigenous topics, Donald B. Smith admits...
Letter to the Editor: In defense of a discipline under threat
Aaniin. She:kon. Greetings. As faculty of Indigenous Studies at Nipissing University, we are deeply dismayed and disturbed by the events occurring at Laurentian University, and...
Opinion: A seeming intent to continue Indigenous Studies: Genuine or just more PR spin?
By Dr. Mary Ann Corbiere In a fresh communique, 11:56 a.m. Thursday, May 6, 2021, Laurentian University states: “Through engagement with the Laurentian University Native...
Book review: Did You See Us?: Reunion, Remembrance, and Reclamation at an Urban Indian Residential
Reviewed by Carrie MacKenzie Did You See Us?: Reunion, Remembrance, and Reclamation at an Urban Indian Residential by survivors of The Assiniboia Indian Residential School...
Opinion: Housing and the Economy – The framework of sustainable First Nations
Submitted by the Anishinabek Nation Economic Development Department The absence of adequate housing in many First Nations is something that you can see in the...
Book review: Surviving the City Vol. 2: From the Roots Up
Reviewed by Karl Hele Tasha Spillett and Natasha Donovan’s second contribution to the Surviving the City series From the Roots Up returns us to the...
Book review: Surviving the City Vol. 1
Reviewed by Karl Hele Surviving the City Volume 1 is a graphic novel that follows a couple of days in the lives of two young...