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A new podcast project by three Kwantlen Polytechnic University criminology instructors titled Green Justice is showcasing the intersection between environmental issues and criminology in the spirit of collaboration with the KPU community. Paula Hirschmann, Greg Simmons, and Mark Vardy launched their podcast in March on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Since then, the team has released

This week, Roxanne Tootoosis discusses her role as an Indigenous Knowledge Keeper and Facilitator at MacEwan University.

Residents are invited to gather in Kings Navy Yard Park and at the Park House Museum from 1-6 p.m. to observe the Canadian holiday.

A group of University of Windsor faculty have established Canada’s first research, teaching and community engagement project focused on the creation of

School celebrated new Indigenous feature with presentation and explanation of significance

School celebrated new Indigenous feature with presentation and explanation of significance

An early-1600s meeting between Indigenous people and Dutch settlers in North America could provide modern lessons in being respectful of each other and the…

A chilly day didn't keep people from heading to downtown Kitchener on Friday to watch the K-W Oktoberfest keg tapping ceremony. It's the first time in two years the keg tapping has taken place in front of a large crowd.

New headwinds blowing affordable housing farther and farther out of reach

Indigenous storyteller Theresa Sims performed traditional songs and spoke of her family’s painful residential school experiences.