It’s no secret that the first year of university is difficult and many struggle to acclimate to the added stress…
Indigenous medicine does not have one standard–just as there is not one Indigenous community. The Medium spoke to Kaitlin Rizarri,…
The most common way of observing oral tradition in Indigenous communities is through the art of storytelling. Through oral tradition,…
Humour is undoubtedly one of the best ways to grip an audience and drive a difficult message home. Cherokee author…
For a long time, white filmmakers and their stories dominated the Canadian film scene. However, as the industry evolves, a…
Social media has evolved from a convenient place to share pictures with your friends into a vast resource of information….
On October 4, Robin Wall Kimmerer presented her talk titled “Restoration and Reciprocity” at the annual University of Toronto Mississauga…
“Perhaps you are familiar with the Lion King?” Professor Sarah Hillewaert jokes as she begins her PowerPoint, displaying her latest…
In the cold October weather of 1966, 12-year-old Chanie Wenjack was found deceased along the Canadian National Rail tracks in…
With my shiny dark straight hair covering my inquisitive brown eyes, prominent cheekbones, and olive skin, my heritage oftentimes goes…
Thanksgiving is an annual tradition celebrated by millions of Canadians, commemorating the harvests and blessings given to them over the…
If you’ve been on campus this year, you’ll have noticed that a notable institution at the University of Toronto Mississauga…
Violent crimes such as sexual assault and murder are 10 times more likely to occur against Indigenous women in certain…
Dear Editor, Robert Baldwin and Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine were the respective heads of a united Canada after the Act of Union…
Many universities—including UTM—mandate textbooks and access codes as a part of courses. Students, who already struggle with living costs, tuition,…
