Indigenous cuisine is finally starting to make its mark in Toronto, but why has it taken so long to flourish in a city renowned for its global food scene?
Hidden Histories
Art activism is one of the ways Indigenous creatives and educators are transforming the cityscape to undo the erasure of their histories and presence
Grounding 150
Occupiers are celebrating 150 years since Confederation on unceded Indigenous land. What do these celebrations reveal about the possibilities of reconciliation in Toronto?
Elders on campus
University Elders come from diverse backgrounds and bring unique abilities to the position, along with in-depth knowledge and secular education
Open mic
These Indigenous comedians aren't just funny, they're using humour to tackle social problems, combat racism and start difficult conversations
Heritage through sport
This summer, the North American Indigenous Games are coming to Toronto. Can the sporting event, supported by the TRC Calls to Action, play an important part in the reconciliation process?
When women drum
In Toronto, there has been a resurgence of Indigenous women drummers and through these urban, traditional circles some are learning to heal themselves and each other
One step at a time
Indigenous people are disproportionally affected by violence and in Winnipeg, two local organizations are taking the matter into their own hands
Keeping bloodlines
Two city-dwellers talk relationships and reveal the significance and difficulty of keeping bloodlines when it comes to finding a fellow Indigenous partner
Getting down to business
Toronto has announced plans for an Indigenous business district, raising questions about when development will be completed and whether it can attract the companies it needs
Bead by bead
Bead by bead and stitch by stitch, making mukluks and moccasins helps Indigenous youth weave new relationships and share histories
Building solutions
Meet three architects and educators who are engaging Indigenous communities to help them facilitate their own visions for the future
Symbolism in clothing
How the story behind the popular Pendleton blanket weaves into the long and complicated history of Indigenous appropriation in fashion
A Bridge of Peace
Indigenous Anglican priest works to reconcile the two sides of his identity
Traditional healing
Small but significant steps are being taken after years of colonization, exploitation and racial prejudice have resulted in a tenuous relationship between traditional healing practices and Western medicine
Finding home
Understanding the issues around Indigenous homelessness means looking at home as more than just a place to live
Respecting the lodge
Wellness trends and fitness fads often veer into cultural appropriation. Now, traditional sweat-lodge practices have become the latest targets
Gateway to culture
How her children's Indigenous-focused education helped one urban parent rediscover her own traditional heritage
Helping the earth
By planting native species and raising awareness, this grassroots organization is reconnecting the city to its Indigenous agricultural roots