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Marlon Weekusk, a member of the Onion Lake Cree Nation, is known by his icon: a howling white wolf that has held significance for him throughout his spiritual journey as a Cree

The Chief Poundmaker Museum has partnered with the Allen Sapp Gallery in North Battleford, Sask., to highlight new artists from the community and surrounding areas.  

By Ty Ross In 2021, the world was shocked when the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found in unmarked graves at multiple sites of government run residential schools in Canada. How did this happen? How did they go unnoticed for so long? What went on at these schools that led, not only

UN’s Indigenous Rights Declaration Means Apartheid UNDRIP is a death sentence for Canadas indigenous marginalized Commentary For a burgeoning underclass of marginalized indigenous youth, legislation to implement the U.N.’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) is a death sentence. They live in squalor in remote settlements and urban slums. Here’s a statement from the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples’ 1995 report on suicide, “Choosing Life”: “Aboriginal you...