by Marianna Figueiredo June 23, 2019 Number of comments0 Canada How Colonialism is Still Endangering Indigenous Women in Canada Today Since the point of contact, Indigenous women, girls and two-spirited (Indigenous term encompassing LGBTQ+ identities) have been instrumental in solidifyingContinue Reading
by VanshikaMakkar October 28, 2018 Number of comments0 Culture & Religion Reviving Rangzen: Tibetans from Delhi A Tibetan still wishes and hopes to have a land on this earth for his final stay. He reconciles hisContinue Reading
by Anika Munir April 5, 2018 Number of comments0 Canada Ontario’s First Indigenous Senator Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Thursday that he has chosen a new senator.The new senator is a female IndigenousContinue Reading
by Julia Berardini February 16, 2018 Number of comments0 Canada Culture & Religion It’s time for the Canadian Justice System to Acknowledge its Perpetuation of Institutionalized Racism Outrage broke out in a Saskatchewan courtroom on February 9th, as farmer Gerald Stanley was charged not guilty for theContinue Reading
by katherine.gotovsky July 27, 2017 2 Canada Culture & Religion The Impacts of Indigenous Language Loss Aqilokoq: Snow that falls softly and gently, in Inuit. Cacahkinosew: In Cree, a grey and speckled trout. Etthen: The way aContinue Reading