As museums and galleries across the United States shutter exhibits featuring Indigenous remains and cultural objects, some Canadian museums are still working on updating their repatriation policies.
Cindy Woodhouse, the newly elected national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, spent Friday at Poundmaker Cree Nation, about 200 kilometres west of Saskatoon.
In his paintings – and now, in the memoir of his trickster alter ego – a Cree artist challenges Canada’s colonial narratives while revelling in Indigenous wisdom, laughter, sexuality and joy
Chief Poundmaker, who was imprisoned for a charge of treason-felony he would later be exonerated for, gifted a beaded pipe bag to a chaplain. It has now been returned to the Chief's homeland by the chaplain's great great nephew.
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