Tuck and Yang remind us that “the metaphorization of decolonization makes possible a set of evasions” that protect settler guilt and futurity. Decolonization cannot be a metaphor. It must live in the soil, in the classrooms built on that soil, and in the laws and languages of the people who belong to it.

Indigenous education must move beyond representation to balance and reciprocity. When we put curriculum into our ways of knowing, students learn through land, language, and relationship. Etuaptmumk, or Two Eyed Seeing, reminds us that knowledge is shared through respect, not ownership, and that balance restores us all.

Bill C‑5 (Canada) and Bill 5 (Ontario) may appear at first glance to be bureaucratic restructuring tools — but a deeper read shows they are

They’re not even pretending anymore. In fact, they’re already laying the groundwork to strip protections from burial sites, sacred places, and archaeological heritage. Under Bill 5, the Minister can just sign a paper and it’s done.

Decolonization theory has been discussed in many forms, but the land as an underlying factor has never truly been taken into account. Our...

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One of Ford’s earliest attacks on Ontario’s future was on education. His government cut education funding, forcing larger class sizes and…

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Navigating the complexities of education in a multicultural context requires a commitment to embracing Indigenous Education.

In addition to providing food, workshops on planting, harvesting, canning, preserving, and even cooking and baking will be provided. People

On Wednesday, March 16, 2022, we met with the Tyendinaga Mohawk Elected Council regarding the One Dish Project (formerly Kenhtè:ke food...

Colonization has been key in creating food deserts while simultaneously destroying the land and water due to the elimination of...

Indigenous people are at a higher risk of health-related issues such as diabetes and heart disease which, without a healthy diet, can be...

The Reverend John Stuart was a family man with a deep faith in God, and in the year 1770 after being ordained to priesthood from deacon...

Equity as Inclusion Rightful presence has much to do with the removal of imposter syndrome among Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour....

This post contains my family line going back to my great grandparents on both parents sides. It is written in Kanyen'keha out of respect...

As Chair of the First Nations Community Partnership Committee, Birgit Wartenberg was pleased to introduce Andrew Brant from Tyendinaga as...

Tyendinaga Mohawk Police Chief Jason Brant made an emotional plea Wednesday morning asking protesters to stand down from a blockade site...

The barricades were a response to a move by the RCMP to clear protesters who had been blocking access to a Coastal GasLink natural gas...