Indigenous

When I was 19, I was sentenced to life in prison. More than a decade later, I was granted parole—but I’ll never be free.

In her latest project, “The Knowing,” the Anishinaabe journalist delves into her family history.

A seasonal subscription box is a way to support an Indigenous business while getting a treat yourself. Each of these is lovingly packaged and culturally responsible, and full of award-winning novels, stunning beaded jewellery, gorgeous dream catchers or something even better.

When I think of oatmeal—and its history with Canada’s residential school system—I think about how our nations are healing ourselves.

For some Indigenous families, the pandemic has created more time and space for to practice and nurture traditional food and kinship systems. Here, three women share how.