Noah Chalifoux

As the weather warms and the days get longer, we may be feeling the pull to return outside. For many, moving outside represents a journey away from home, from the familiar, from our culture and towards an “outside” space that represents rest, escape, or “wilderness”. Settler geographies understand home, society and knowledge as existing indoors in cities, houses, schools and workplaces. But for many Indigenous peoples, learning and education is rooted in place and relationships to land....

Water & Land-Based Medicine with Elder Francis Horne and Brenda Horne Following the National Month for Truth & Reconciliation, many are carrying the heavy realities of our histories. It is a time of year dedicated to honouring truth, to healing relationships, and to holding up acts of Indigenous resilience, resistance, and resurgence. We recognize the healing that is happening in communities, in relationships, and by individuals. This healing takes many forms. It is both personal and...

When Sacred Waters was created as a for-profit economic development corporation, the goal wasn’t just to generate revenue for the...