Most Recent in Indigenous
Published On: June 09, 2020
Host Colin Ellis talks with director Michael Kanentakeron Mitchell about his 1969 short documentary You Are On Indian Land.
Published On: May 18, 2020
TVO.org speaks with Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller about why it’s challenging to gather COVID-19 data on Indigenous populations — and where the federal government has room for improvement.
Published On: April 27, 2020
Each spring, the remote First Nation faces the risk of flooding and evacuation. This year, the coronavirus is making matters even more complicated.
Published On: April 23, 2020
TVO.org speaks with Tonatiuh Salinas about working overnight security at Six Nations of the Grand River — and the risk the coronavirus poses to his community.
Published On: April 09, 2020
Some elections have already been held. Others are upcoming. And that has many communities concerned about the coronavirus, safety, and possible governance gaps.
Published On: March 30, 2020
Steve Paikin discusses challenges specific to Indigenous communities with Suzanne Stewart, director of the Waake-biness-Bryce Institute for Indigenous Health at the University of Toronto's Dalla Lana School of Public Health.
Published On: March 27, 2020
Nightly internet talk shows. Streaming comedy. Ojibwe colouring books. Across the province, Indigenous creators are sharing their work — and trying to adjust to the new challenges of the pandemic.
Published On: March 20, 2020
Moose Cree, a community of 1,400 near the southern end of James Bay, hasn’t had a case of the coronavirus yet — and it plans to keep it that way.
Published On: March 09, 2020
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Published On: March 09, 2020
Thanks to a partnership between First Nations and an Ontario non-profit, Indigenous communities are welcoming new libraries.
Published On: February 25, 2020
In an exclusive interview, a judicial official talks to TVO.org about secessionism and whether Indigenous peoples should really be considered “conquered.”
Published On: February 25, 2020
How Ontario's history with Indigenous protests is shaping its response to the Tyendinaga blockade.
Published On: February 24, 2020
TVO.org speaks with law professor Signa Daum Shanks about different views of leadership, keeping promises — and why colonialism doesn’t want Indigenous people to disagree with one another.
Published On: February 24, 2020
TVO.org speaks with retired Ontario Provincial Police officer Andy Miller about his work with First Nations, political interference, and why all of us need to do better.
Published On: February 21, 2020
TVO.org speaks with a former chief federal negotiator about earning goodwill, “outrageous expectations,” and why First Nations currently have leverage.
Published On: February 20, 2020
TVO.org speaks with law professor Dwight Newman about how colonialism has suppressed Indigenous law — and why progress means having tough conversations.
Published On: February 11, 2020
TVO.org speaks with Carleton University professor Kahente Horn-Miller about the Mohawk Resistance — and why it’s important to inconvenience people when you’re fighting for change.
Published On: February 10, 2020
This month, several Anishinabek nations are voting on what could be one of the largest self-governance agreements in Canada. So what does that mean?