The former Mohawk Institute Residential School in Brantford, Ontario, opened to the public as a “museum of conscience” on September 30. Operating from 1828 to 1970, it was not only the oldest and longest-running residential school but also the largest in the country, attended by an estimated 15,000 children.
Hesterville camp is quickly becoming a hot tourist destination
Cree Nation’s Annual General Assembly includes inauguration for new leaders
Tadoussac-Waskaganish canoe brigade retraces historic fur trade route
Starsailor student-built rocket launches from Mistissini
Cree Elders remember their summers in Oskelaneo
Indigenous youth rally celebrates protestors’ arrival in Toronto
Youth canoe journeys celebrate summer and Cree traditions
Kahnawake powwow marks 33 years of culture, community and healing
Youth camp added to Whapmagoostui’s annual gathering
