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Gender Identity and Status
tansi ninôtemik, For the purpose of this blog post, we use the term “Indian” when discussing the Indian Act and registration under the...

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Feb 93 min read


Good News! The Indigenous Media Association of Canada is on the Way!
tansi ninôtemik, A group of Indigenous media veteran women have banded together to change the news media landscape in Canada.[1] After...

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Feb 63 min read


Sturgeon Lake Finding of 11,000-Year-Old Pre-Contact Indigenous Village
tansi ninôtemik, In a recent and exciting update, archaeologists confirmed the existence of an 11,000-year-old pre-contact Indigenous...

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Feb 42 min read


Indigenous Peoples & Access to Reproductive Care
tansi ninôtemik, In Canada, abortion is both legal and publicly funded, but abortion is not yet equally accessible, especially for...

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Feb 22 min read


EDI to ACB: University of Alberta President says it’s time to “evolve” and follow the far-right trend by moving the University away from EDI Policies
There has been a push away from EDI (i.e., Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) policies, programs, and initiatives throughout North...

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Feb 24 min read


Remembering Hereditary Chief Bill Wilson
tansi ninôtemik, On January 24, 2025, Kwagiulth Hereditary Chief Hemas Kla-Lee-Lee-Kla (Bill Wilson) passed away. Hereditary Chief...

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Jan 282 min read


Gladue Reports: Are They Enough?
tansi ninôtemik, Canada’s justice system prides itself on its progressiveness, but there continues to be a stark overrepresentation of...

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Jan 262 min read


The Alberta Woodland Caribou and Indigenous Conservation Efforts
tansi ninôtemik, The Alberta government has documented the drastically declining Woodland Caribou populations since at least 1981.[1]...

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Jan 233 min read


Place Names, Reconciliation & Today’s Political Climate
tansi ninôtemik, On January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump vowed to rename North America’s tallest peak, Denali, to Mount McKinley.[1]...

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Jan 223 min read


Preserving Indigenous Culture on the Moon
tansi ninôtemik , It is an unfortunate reality that too often Indigenous folks’ stories and experiences can become synonymous with...

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Jan 203 min read


National Ribbon Skirt Day
tansi ninôtemik, While our team was away enjoying the last few days of our winter break and preparing for the upcoming semester, an...

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Jan 172 min read


The Principle of Gender Fluidity in Anishinaabeg Family Law
tansi ninôtemik, The rates of suicide attempts among 2SLGBTQIA+ youth are confirmed to be much higher than those among cisgender and...

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Jan 142 min read


Bill C-31 Issue: Unknown or Unstated Parentage
tansi ninôtemik, We hope everyone had a great holiday season and a happy new year! We are curious about your thoughts on the topics we...

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Jan 133 min read


Indigenous Holiday Market Recap
In the last blog post we discussed purchasing directly from Indigenous artists. In this post, we wanted to highlight a fun event that...

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Nov 29, 20242 min read


Cultural Appreciation – Not Appropriation – This Holiday Season!
Cultural theft and appropriation are rampant in Canada, and there is very little protection or recourse available.[1] Indigenous artists...

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Nov 26, 20243 min read


Identity and Status
tansi ninôtemik, For the purpose of this blog post, we use the term “Indian” when discussing the Indian Act and registration under the...

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Nov 25, 20243 min read


The Extreme Intoxication Defense and Indigenous Women
tansi ninôtemik, Section 33.1 of the Criminal Code outlines self-induced extreme intoxication as a defence to crime.[1] Extreme...

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Nov 21, 20243 min read


Shifting Indigenous Identities: The Story of Randy Boissonnault
tansi ninôtemik, We all carry within us an intricate web of privileges and oppressions. For instance, privilege is an invisible backpack...

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Nov 20, 20243 min read


The Reconciliation Implementation Act: An Opportunity for Optimism
On November 4, 2024, Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta Brooks Arcand-Paul introduced Bill 209 – The Reconciliation...

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Nov 17, 20243 min read


Understanding Bill C-31 and Sections 6(1) and 6(2)
tansi ninôtemik, For the purpose of this blog post, we use the term “Indian” when discussing the Indian Act and registration under the...

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Nov 15, 20243 min read
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