Podcast
Colleen Hele-Cardinal, co-founder of the Sixties Scoop Network
Colleen Hele-Cardinal addresses the Sixties Scoop and what it means to be Indigenous
Gilad Cohen, Simona Ramkisson, Brandon Fragomeni, Alex Castellani | Colleen Hele-Cardinal talks about how she perceived being Indigenous as a child, intergenerational trauma, and how Canada has failed to address its past treatment of Indigenous peoples.
Activist Toolkit
Read the final Truth and Reconciliation Commission report
| And then build the movement for reconciliation.
Blog
Remembering one of the heroes, Alfred Joseph
Tyler McCreary | This post remembers the contributions of the recently passed Witsuwit'en hereditary chief, Alfred Joseph, who made huge contributions to the struggle for Indigenous rights in Canada.
Blog
The high stakes of Indigenous resistance
Pierre Beaudet, Geneviève Beaudet | The blossoming of the Idle No More movement signals the return of Indigenous resistance to the political and social landscape of Canada and Quebec.
Blog
March 4 Justice completes 4,400 km trek from Vancouver to Ottawa for Indigenous justice
Ben Powless | Seven youth took part in a historic march across the country to raise awareness of Aboriginal issues and challenge Canada to listen to Aboriginal voices.
RabbleTV
Algonquins of Barriere Lake vs. Section 74 of the Indian Act
Algonquins of Barriere Lake vs. Section 74 of the Indian Act
rabbleTV | Barriere Lake Solidarity's video highlights the struggle by the Algonquins of Barriere Lake (ABL) against the Canadian government's imposition of Section 74 of the Indian Act.
Blog
Election 2011: Race and class in Quebec (2)
Pierre Beaudet | Traditionally in Quebec, the vote is sharply split, ethnically-speaking. The Anglo minority votes are systematic, year after year, and without major dissent for the Liberal party.
Blog
Quebec nationalists slip
Pierre Beaudet | Last week, the BQ MP Yvon Levesque really made a fool of himself. He declared that constituents in the far north riding of Abitibi-Baie-James-Nunavik Eeyou would never elect a First Nations candidate.
Podcast
Defenders of the land: Indigenous survival and liberation in times of collapse
Healing the Earth radio, Waziyatawin | Waziytawin is a Dakota writer, scholar, and activist, who urges Indigenous People as well as non-Indigenous to think seriously about the threats of collapse and the need for land defence.
Podcast
Tyendinaga: The Struggle for Drinking Water and the Health of the Land Continues
Healing the Earth radio | I spoke with Dan Doreen, from the Mohawk community of Tyendinaga. Despite a boil water advisory, stolen land, and internal corruption, the gov't wants to bring in a $2 million police station.
RabbleTV
Barriere Lake Highway 117 blockade (19.11.2008.)
rabbleTV | The Algonquins of Barriere Lake and supporters blockade Highway 117 for the second time.