Surfing for faith
One’s faith is determined by the belief in one person or a collective. One’s faith can grow and expand onto others quickly, some take centuries to flourish, some are done in secret and some right out in the open
One’s faith is determined by the belief in one person or a collective. One’s faith can grow and expand onto others quickly, some take centuries to flourish, some are done in secret and some right out in the open
I moved up north, over a year ago, for many reasons
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that the arrest of pipeline protestors in northern BC recently was “not an ideal situation” – but that the rule of law must be respected
The RCMP raid at the Unist'ot'en protest camp in northern British Columbia shows the ugly side of this so-called land of human rights that is Canada
As the New Year approaches, we now see that 2018 was a fairly calamity-free year
Christmas has once again come and gone. Everyone was running around buying gifts, decorating their houses, attending church services to commemorate Christian holy days and generally enjoying a lot of excitement and anticipation
The Métis triggered a wave that started in Winnipeg last month, and then rolled right across the country.
Last summer, Robert Lepage’s theatre production, Kanata, sparked controversy. The play, a collaboration between Ex-Machina and the French theatre company Théâtre du Soleil, addresses the relationships between Canadians and Indigenous peoples
A recent article in The Atlantic magazine, “The Blackfeet Brain Drain” made an impression on me
I got involved in journalism over 20 years ago because I was lucky enough to meet a seasoned journalist who convinced me that I should put my writing talents to use by producing a column and articles for Native publications.