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Laissez-nous raconter sheds light on Indigenous realities

Exciting new initiatives are providing platforms for Indigenous peoples to share their realities. A new four-part Radio-Canada/CBC documentary series Laissez-nous raconter (Telling Our Story) is one ambitious project developed over the past four years.

Patrick Quinn

Addressing a terrible wrong

A new book documents the Nemaska’s forced relocation in the early 1970s along with its resulting traumas and triumphs. Going Home, The Untold Story of Nemaska Eenouch, is a 600-page, 300-photo “people’s book” based on extensive research and interviews over the past 15 years.

Patrick Quinn

The return of La Grande Dégustation adds cheer to the coming holiday season

Another victim of the pandemic, it’s been three years since La Grande Dégustation de Montréal – the wine and spirits exhibition – was able to raise our spirits. An attempt to hold smaller gatherings in multiple places last year never really took off.

Will Nicholls

The Nation 2022 Christmas Gift Guide offers original ideas for everyone

As the Halloween decorations are returned to their spooky lairs, the shopping malls tell us it’s already time to start thinking about Christmas. For this year’s holiday gift shopping guide, the Nation offers something for everyone, even for that friend or family member who has everything.

Patrick Quinn

Indigenous Women’s Arts Conference in Gatineau passes on artistic knowledge

Paula Menarick has been sewing and crafting since she was just a child. After graduating nursing school in 2006, she’s also managed to make it into a career, selling her crafts through her brand, Fast Cloud Inspirations.

Ben Powless

Annual Indigenous events return to Montreal

Two Indigenous events highlighted the end of September in Montreal – McGill University’s Powwow (September 23) and Montreal’s march for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation (September 30).

Joshua Janke

Kent Monkman’s “Being Legendary” exhibit at the ROM

Cree artist Kent Monkman’s exhibition Being Legendary, to be presented at Toronto’s Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) from October 8 to March 23, 2023, plays with concepts of foundational myths, narrative biases and repatriation.

Patrick Quinn

The Issue with Tissue connects Indigenous history with industrial exploitation

On September 18, The Issue with Tissue: A Boreal Love Story made its world premiere at the Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival. The documentary by award-winning actor and filmmaker Michael Zelnicker draws a connection between colonial violence and unfettered extractive industrial exploitation.

Patrick Quinn

Montreal First Peoples’ Festival closes with an evening of film awards

The Montreal First Peoples’ Festival ended with an awards ceremony that celebrated the top Indigenous films shown at this year’s event – “among the best we have ever seen,” according to festival founder André Dudemaine.

Joshua Janke

Cree youth experience unique summer literacy camps

Summer literacy camps were held in eight Cree communities this summer, enrolling around 240 youth for most of July in a program organized by the Cree School Board and Frontier College.

Ben Powless

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