In 1637, a Jesuit Missionary from New France named Jean de Brébeu wrote in his journal about an Indigenous sport…
During a week dedicated to celebrating Indigenous voices, it is vital to understand the long and rich sporting history of…
In the realm of Indigenous academic leaders, Dr. Taiaiake Alfred stands as a luminary: a Kahnawà:ke Mohawk philosopher and political…
September 30 marked the International Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day. This day serves as…
For 13 years my family has fostered children, including my two little siblings in the process. After all these years…
Evan Redsky, a former member of the Juno-nominated punk rock band Single Mothers, left to pursue a solo career in…
The North American film industry has historically underrepresented Black, Indigenous, and people of colour in various production mediums such as…
“Stray bullets and consequences are landing on our unsuspecting bodies even now,” writes Tommy Orange in the epigraph following the…
As an alumna of the art and art history specialist program at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), Professor Maria…
We have two main intentions with this issue on celebrating Indigenous voices: the first is to provide a platform for…
Trigger Warning – mention of genital mutilation Taking away a person’s ability to reproduce without consent, or through coercion, is…
People have finally started criticizing the traditional “small talk” that takes place during the first week on campus. As a…
Being an undergraduate student can seem overwhelming at times, as everyone deals with unique challenges as they navigate academics, employment,…
As summer gives way to fall, a sense of déjà vu is settling in the air. Hospitalization numbers related to…
On September 27, 2023, the Data Sciences Institute (DSI) will host its first Data Science Research Day for students. The…
