The Great Canoe
Much more than a mode of transportation, the cedar canoe provides an integral and tangible link to culture, history, community and homelands for local Indigenous Nations.
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Inuk Warrior Princess: Marika Sila
Indigenous in Alberta, with Inuk actor and influencer Marika Sila.
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Zaagaabiisin: My Friend and the Sixties Scoop
words :: Ned Morgan. Joe Elzby, who died last year at the age of 48, wasn’t born Joe Elzby. At his funeral I discovered he was born Stacy Tom. He…
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Lake Huron Water Walk: A Jimaan Journey
words & photography :: Scott Parent. It’s been hours since we’ve shared words. The only sound is our paddles chugging through the water, as they have been for a long…
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First Journey Trails: In Indigenous Communities, the Benefits of Biking go Beyond Economic
words :: Josh McGarel & Mack Rankin // photography :: Josh McGarel. Most off-road cycling associations in British Columbia can trace their beginnings to battling to legitimize rogue trail builds,…
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Saugeen Land Claim: What It Is, Why It Matters
Demystifying a historic land claim in the heart of southern Ontario’s outdoor playground. words & photo: Scott Parent. There are currently two actions before the Ontario Supreme Court of Justice…
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On The Frontlines: Indigenous Women Are Playing An Integral Role In The Efforts To Protect Sacred Places
Widely known as the Broughton Archipelago, the traditional territory of the Musgamagw Dzawada’enuxw, ‘Namgis, and Mamalilikala First Nations is a pristine stretch of ocean and islands off the northeastern coast…
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