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Four people stand in front of a colourful mural in a room full of books and shelves. The mural features a blue sky with a red sun and a rainbow in the sun. The sun is rising above grey mountains and blue rivers. The rivers have salmon painted in it and runs along a green landscape and pine trees. In the sky there is a black eagle painted in an Indigenous style. On the green land, there is a black and grey bear painted in an Indigenous style. The four people standing in front of the mural include three women and one young man. One woman is the artist. She is wearing a black hoodie and has short curly black and grey hair. She is wearing glasses. Behind the artist is a taller white woman with blond hair and is wearing a white scarf and black shirt. On the other side, in the front is a middle-aged woman with white hair, white skin in a black shirt and pants with a long white scarf that has silver stars on it. She is holding the head of a black and white dog with curly fur who is sitting in front of her. Behind this woman is a young man with brown skin. He is wearing a blue and white plaid shirt, yellow gloves, black pants and a grey toque. He is smiling.

Indigenous artist’s mural designs in Port Alberni church represent hope and healing

by Avil Beckford

The vibrant artwork honours the church's commitment to truth and reconciliation

Indigenous healing centre inside United Church could help people struggling with work and finances

by Brian Vinh Tien Trinh

The healing centre will offer employment, training, tutoring and care package services

Person with two long black braids wearing a navy blue vest over a striped black and white shirt. They are standing beside a grey door with a pride flag and a sign that reads "Doctor in Session. Please be Quiet. Thank You"

Dr. James Makokis brings traditional Cree approaches to transgender medicine

by Alison Brooks-Starks

"It innately makes sense that we rebuild the Indigenous health system," he says

The unsettling conversation around Buffy Sainte-Marie’s pretendian controversy

by Mike Alexander

Though the popular musician and trailblazer was adopted into a Cree family, she took up space where she didn't belong, Mike Alexander

What Canada can learn from Brazil about returning land to Indigenous communities

by Byron Armstrong

Brazil's new government has made several commitments to Indigenous reconciliation in a fraction of the time the Canadian government has been in

The first complete Mohawk Bible translation will be available this fall

by Leslie Sinclair

Harvey Gabriel (Satewas) of the Kanesatake community has been working on the project for more than 40 years

We spend decades searching for missing soldiers. Why can’t we do the same for missing Indigenous women?

by Vivian Ketchum

Manitoba has a solemn duty to look in landfills for their remains

Early pages of Broadview’s predecessor reveal a mixed legacy on Indigenous-settler relations

by David Kim-Cragg

"The Christian Guardian" featured contributions from Indigenous leaders, but also negative settler stereotypes

A group of just over a dozen people, mostly youths, are standing in front of a building with a mural on it. The mural features an elder sitting down and speaking to colourful silhouettes of children while surrounded by birch trees and sunny skies. Underneath, Grandmother Turtle is swimming.

Youth-led mural promotes reconciliation at Winnipeg United church

by Mark Ramzy

The colourful piece of art was inspired by the notion that “as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, and the

After a pandemic hiatus, the North American Indigenous Games is back

by KC Hoard

"It’s the most visible expression of Indigenous self-determination," says Indigenous culture professor Janice Forsyth

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Indigenous artist’s mural designs in Port Alberni church represent hope and healing

Indigenous healing centre inside United Church could help people struggling with work and finances

Dr. James Makokis brings traditional Cree approaches to transgender medicine

The unsettling conversation around Buffy Sainte-Marie’s pretendian controversy

What Canada can learn from Brazil about returning land to Indigenous communities

The first complete Mohawk Bible translation will be available this fall

We spend decades searching for missing soldiers. Why can’t we do the same for missing Indigenous women?

Early pages of Broadview’s predecessor reveal a mixed legacy on Indigenous-settler relations

Youth-led mural promotes reconciliation at Winnipeg United church

After a pandemic hiatus, the North American Indigenous Games is back

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