Echoes of women singing rippled across the waters Gaining strength with the waves Each crash a chorus of sound clear as crystals They...

I had just gotten my hair braided the day before nohkom came to edmonton to treat her near-terminal cancer. two incredibly tiny braids,...

I don’t know much about Matriarchy. Ask the Grandmothers. They know everything. Or watch what the Two Spirit People are doing. They are...

I have found a muse within the women around me and I love them deeply. Aunties who have worked to get to a place where they can be soft...

This Land bore my ancestors. This Land is the traditional territory of the Anishinaabeg, Cree and Dakota, and this place, at the...

As Winnipeg’s Indigenous population strives to integrate decolonization and reconcilia- tion processes into the future development of our...

“We’re all hunting around for acceptance, intimacy, connection and love, but we don’t know what those particular med’cines even look like...

I heard your 150th birthday is coming up. I heard you’ll be celebrating that 1867 Confederation. Something to be remembered. My father...

I've been thinking a lot about culture lately. How it breathes, how it moves, how it sleeps. How it can live so resolutely in our bodies...

I can’t remember when I learned that our language was dying. I can’t remember who told me that there were two options: learn the...

Finding my Way Back to The Lodges Like many Red River Métis people, I wasn’t raised going to Indigenous ceremonies; I was raised...

It doesn’t really get that dark at night, as the bright full moon provides enough light that you can find your way to the outhouse - but...