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Hamilton-based artist Kyle Joedicke, Cayuga (Turtle Clan), recently completed his mural on one of the Good Food Co-ops highly visible modular farms.

Hamilton-based artist Kyle Joedicke, Cayuga (Turtle Clan), recently completed his mural on one of the Good Food Co-ops highly visible modular farms.

Kanatawakhon (David) Maracle envisaged a new way to teach his language — the root word method — and his legacy is heard through modern-day Kanienkéha speakers across Haudenosaunee territories in North America.

Chicago is a whole different vibe in the summer. Make the best of this season with shows featuring van Gogh, Mona Hatoum, William Estrada, and more.

Wooden lacrosse sticks are sacred to the players who use them. Last month, the world lost a master lacrosse stick maker, Alfie Jacques at 74. Jacques had a few apprentices who dedicated themselves to the craft. Jack Johnson, from Mohawk Nation at Akwesasne, was one of them.

The section on either side of Whitehall Street contained the first Dutch houses, erected in the 1620s: On the west side of the street, a row of them overlooked the East River and the wilds of what would later become the village of Breuckelen.

Sacred circle happens every other Thursday at Parkwood Institute

Every sugar cookie that comes out of Becky Thomas's oven tells a story about Haudenosaunee culture and history. Thomas spoke with chef and CBC reporter Aicha Smith-Belghaba about how her baked goods celebrate and honour her family and community.

Jacques, a legendary stickmaker, died Tuesday after a long battle with kidney cancer.

Ryan Sandy has a gift for finding nature’s life cycles hidden deep within blocks of soapstone.