Within the last two years, almost everything has shifted online. School, work, social gatherings—we have learned to make technology our…
In 1990, Indigenous Peoples gathered in Edmonton, Alberta to hold the first inaugural North American Indigenous Games (NAIG). Thirty-three years…
Located three hours from the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) is “Chemical Valley” in Sarnia, Ontario. Home to several oil…
Jen and I met at the Young Centre for the Performing Arts in the Distillery District in Downtown Toronto. It…
The Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), located in downtown Toronto, typically attracts almost a million visitors a year. The gallery’s…
As children, we all looked forward to story time. Stories were a way for us to travel far away, to…
Indigenous artists work tirelessly to educate listeners through the sounds of their culture. While traditional songs are frequently performed at…
When the Wecheehetawin Report was released in January 2017, one of its prevailing themes was the lack of dedicated Indigenous…
Through the 20th century, society saw groundbreaking technological advancements, with day-to-day life being redefined towards the end of the century….
On September 13, 2022, Dr. John Percy from the Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics delivered a presentation entitled “Misconceptions about…
Maria Hupfield, an Assistant Professor of Indigenous Digital Arts and Performance at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM), is an…
Only 26 years ago, in 1996, the last working Residential School closed its doors in Saskatchewan, Canada. The school system…
First Nations (status/non-status), Métis, and Inuit communities, living both on- and off- reserve, in urban, rural, and remote areas are…
When Queen Elizabeth II passed on September 8, 2022, my social media feeds were flooded with pictures and quotes, filled…
In recent years, there has been a push to promote more representative and distinct samples within research. A lack of…
