Finding David Lightning: The decades-long quest to locate an unmarked grave
In 1987, a Cree Elder went looking for his brother’s final resting place. His quest is now a beacon in the search for residential school graves.
truth and reconciliation
Murray Sinclair on reconciliation, anger, unmarked graves—and a headline for this story
The retired senator and Indigenous jurist talks with Marie-Danielle Smith about colonial systems, the legacy of Sir John A. Macdonald and the role of the new governor general
‘At every turn, Canada chooses the path of injustice toward Indigenous peoples’
Pam Palmater: Reconciliation has not just gone off the rails—many Indigenous peoples think it’s dead
Trudeau apologized in Iqaluit. The media missed an opportunity.
Natan Obed: After the PM’s emotional address, reporters cast Inuit aside to ask questions about SNC-Lavalin. This is where reconciliation falls short.
Trudeau apologized in Iqaluit. The media missed an opportunity.
Natan Obed: After the PM’s emotional address, reporters cast Inuit aside to ask questions about SNC-Lavalin. This is where reconciliation falls short.
Reconciliation can’t happen without truth. So why do some suppress it?
Opinion: Indigenous survivors of residential schools continue to be denied their truth by the ignorant—but also by those working toward reconciliation
On First Nations issues, ’sunny ways’ was just a phase
The Trudeau government had a rare opportunity to finally ensure Indigenous peoples receive the same basic services as other Canadians, but that moment is at risk
Sen. Murray Sinclair on truth and reconciliation’s progress
One year after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s report was released, its leader discusses forgiveness, inspirations, and challenges ahead
Evan Solomon and John Geddes on a packed Liberal agenda
Follow along with speedy punditry on pipeline politics, the impact of La Loche, and renewed relations with Iran
Watch: Truth, reconciliation, and art’s ability to heal
Missed the talk? Watch the National Arts Centre’s panel on art and reconciliation right here