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CULTURE
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INDIGENOUS TORONTO: Jim Dumont on Identity and Spirituality in the City
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ANISHINAABE MOTHER & MEDIA CREATOR BRINGING TRADITIONAL BIRTH KNOWLEDGE TO NEW DIGITAL PLATFORMS
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A LOOK BACK: Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto 2020
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A Māori Opinion: WHY INDIGENOUS CANADIANS LIVES DIDN’T MATTER TO MICHELLE LATIMER
WARRIORS
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INDIGENOUS WOMEN MUSICIANS SLAYING IT ON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY (& EVERY OTHER DAY)
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MANOOMIN WILD RICER JAMES WHETUNG ON WHAT IT WILL TAKE FOR THE REVITALIZATION OF HEALTH IN OUR COMMUNITIES
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The Paradox of The North: A Way of Life, Climate Change, and Human Rights
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MADONNA THUNDER HAWK AND OTHER WARRIOR WOMEN BEHIND THE AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT (AIM)
MUSKRAT BLOG
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Black & Indigenous Relationships Part 4: Expanding Collective Consciousness
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Black & Indigenous Relationships Part 3: What Makes for Right Relations
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Black & Indigenous Relations: Part 2 Traumatized People Traumatize People
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Black & Indigenous Relations Part I: A Threat to the Foundations of Settler Colonialism
LISTS
MUST SEE FILM WINNERS LIST FROM THE MONTREAL 2022 FIRST PEOPLES FESTIVAL
Image: Still from Arctic Song/Chanson de l’Arctique, winner of Best Canadian Short Film - Radio-Canada Espaces Auto...
MUSKRAT’S MARCH INDIGENOUS MUSIC MUSTS
Clockwise from left to right: Julian Taylor from Canada, Stan Walker from Aotearoa (New Zealand), Miiesha from Aṉan...
MEDIA RELEASES
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Salmon n’ Bannock opens at YVR, becomes first Indigenous restaurant in a Canadian airport
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Tanya Tagaq and Chelsea McMullan’s NFB feature documentary Ever Deadly opens in Canadian theatres starting January 20
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Introducing the TD Scholarship for Indigenous Peoples
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Treaty 6, 7, and Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Join to Oppose Alberta Sovereignty Act and Saskatchewan First Act
COMMUNITY
ARTS
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MUSKRAT’S PROVOCATIVE SUMMER READ: ‘Heart Berries’ by Terese Marie Mailhot
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Missing Matoaka: The True Story of Pocahontas
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MOHAWK ARTIST BRENDT THOMAS DIABO ON WHAT INSPIRES HIM AND WHY SPEAKING UP ON INDIGENOUS REPRESENTATION IS IMPORTANT
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‘Tree Protection Zone,’ a Public Art Project on Hart House Commons, Transformed by Indigenous Art
