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Theodore (Ted) Jojola and Lynn Paxson talk about embracing “place knowing” as a process to understand building and planning.

Ross Wissing, Andrew Saniga and Robert Freestone   University campuses are urban cultural institutions inextricably linked to the “making” of cities. They are also sited on unceded First Nations land, in prime locations. Meaningful attempts to recognise this – and better represent Indigenous culture in the fabric of the campus – have been sporadic dating back to the late 20th century. Momentum has continued in recent years as architectural, landscape and urban designers have experienced an awakening to Indigenous knowledge systems, voices and values, and to the importance of followin...

University campuses are urban cultural institutions inextricably linked to the “making” of cities. They are also sited on unceded First Nations land, in prime locations. Meaningful attempts to recognise this – and better represent Indigenous culture in the fabric of the campus – have been sporadic dating back to the late 20th century. Momentum has continued in recent years as architectural, landscape and urban designers have experienced an awakening to Indigenous knowledge systems, voices and values, and to the importance of following best practice both internationally and domestical...

Book Review: Voices of the Land—Indigenous Design and Planning from the Prairies Book Review: Voices of the Land—Indigenous Design and Planning from the Prairies A compilation of work by Indigenous students from the University of Manitoba's Faculty of Architecture provides glimpses of what Indigenous knowledge can bring to design education. By Voices of the Land: Indigenous Design and Planning from the Prairies Edited by Reanna Merasty, Naomi Ratte, Danielle Desjarlais and Desiree Theriault (Indigenous Design and Planning Students’ Association, 2021) In 2019, Ininew (Woodlands Cree) a...

Young Manitoba leaders discuss opportunities, barriers in business, arts, education at Future 40 conference Some of Manitoba's top young community and professional leaders came together to discuss the different opportunities and barriers in various industry sectors at a recent leadership conference hosted by CBC Manitoba. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 10, 2021 4:00 AM PT | Last Updated: April 10 Jackie Wild, the first female president of the Manitoba Filipino Business Council, was among the Future 40 panelists at a recent leadership conference.(Ian McCausland Photography) Some of ...