This summer has seen a swathe of regional indigenous leaders elected across Canada—and may provide a glimpse of what's ahead for the rocky Indigenous-Crown relationship...

From May 24 through 27, 2012, Valerie Taliman and I attended the Gathering of Wisdom Keepers, organized by Anishnaabe spiritual leader Dave Courchene and the Turtle Lodge , which i...

She gently pulls canoes out of fortune-cookie dough, bakes a mean bannock and does not shy away from roasting a beaver...

Over the past year, various Christian church denominations have reached out to aboriginals to make redress for the residential schools era...

Turtle Lodge, the institution of learning on the Sagkeeng First Nation lands in what is today Manitoba, is summoning all would-be volunteers for the May 24–27 Wisdom Keepers gather...

Is it possible to move forward after 500 years of strained relationships often shot through with antipathy?...

Manidoogekek on the Red Road to wellness The trials, tribulations and triumphs of one man’s recovery through traditional healing The physical scars from two head-on car collisions ...

Winona LaDuke , Anishinaabekwe (Ojibwe), discusses the durability of food and building a green economy in a video recording of her speech at Missouri State University.

“We are a severely oil-addicted country,” the author, activist and economist Winona LaDuke told the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute in Pendleton, Oregon on February 28, reported the...