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L to R: Miranda Harbourne, Dr. Adam Murry and Elena Buliga

Indigenous researcher puts allyship under the microscope

A student works with a horse during an equine rotation in 2019.

Vet med instructor, Top 40 Under 40 winner continues Indigenous horse clinics through pandemic

Dr. Tiffany Prete hopes recording and preserving the experiences of residential school survivors will illuminate the truth of how colonization has impacted Niitsitapi lives and community

Historical images open door to sharing

Dr. Sabrina Perić, PhD

Researcher keeps environmental data within Northern Indigenous communities

Rain Prud’homme-Cranford

English professor takes on notions of gender binary, colonialism and the patriarchy

Gina Starblanket, Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in the Politics of Decolonization

Scholar challenges our understanding of Indigenous political movements and the Canadian state

Visiting PhD scholar solves ‘knot of the problem’

Visiting PhD scholar solves ‘knot of the problem’ in Calgary

From left: Amelia Crowshoe, Aron Csaplaros, Erin Colwell, Eric Mosley, and coach David Laidlaw attend the Kawaskimhon Aboriginal Law Moot in Winnipeg.

Class of 2020: Social inequalities fuelled Amelia Crowshoe's passion to study law and find her own voice

Casino

Researcher sees how casinos can become 'windigos' for Indigenous communities

Elders Series

ii’ taa’poh’to’p’s new series brings Elders’ voices into the spotlight