REVIEW: “Gordon Winter,” a play by Kenneth T. Williams
Inspired by the life and public shaming of former chief David Ahenakew.
Author: Penny Cadrain
A veteran of the worlds of marketing and journalism, Penny Cadrain is from the Prairies, but has been getting a sense of other parts of the world for decades. The best thing about Media Indigena she thinks is the number of trees saved.
Aglukkaq’s anger towards UN food security envoy is political, not personal
Canada’s Health Minister’s protests about UN criticism of how the federal government ensures the right to food for all in Canada ring a discordant note.
REVIEW: ‘Runaway Dreams: Poems by Richard Wagamese’
A review of the first poetry collection by Ojibway author Richard Wagamese.
A Leap of Faith: Trust and the Relationship with Government
Renewing the relationship between First Nations and Ottawa and a discussion on retiring the Indian Act.
How to Apologise
Truth and Reconciliation apology of another colour from University of Manitoba vice-chancellor.
