Niigaan Sinclair

A former university professor who built a career by attacking the Black Lives Matter movement, “woke-ism” on university campuses, the accounts of residential school survivors and the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission is speaking at the University of Manitoba this week.

In Hollow Water, there are many strong, proud, and resilient people with abundant culture and language, but an equal number who have unresolved trauma, struggle, and pain — all documented in nearly half a century of research that has rarely found caring eyes.

Norwegian hiker Steffen Skjottelvik’s dream was to see and travel across the most beautiful place he knew possible: Canada’s North. The 29-year old, inspired by a Norwegian traveller who made a simila...

Earlier this month, the governments of Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan signed an agreement to explore the “feasibility of a new west-east pipeline to bring western oil and gas to southern Ontario re...

How much does it cost to compensate 151 years of suffering and lost opportunities? Much more than $99 million.

When I was growing up, the two messages I heard most were “real men don’t cry” and “real men don’t show weakness.” These ideas were conveyed to me and every single other male I knew at school, during sports, and in virtually every movie and TV program we watched.

First Nations chiefs and leaders will convene for a one-day meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney, several key ministers, and bureaucrats on Thursday to discuss the controversial One Canadian Econom...

Victorious leaders and political parties, especially after defeating longtime incumbents, have a honeymoon period where polls are high and little disrupts that. Well, the honeymoon appears to be over and the harsh reality of governing is here.

Since 1862, the intersection of Main Street and Portage Avenue in Winnipeg has been a space split between the competing forces of people and profit. During the early years, there were fights about how...

If you walk through the popular furniture store IKEA on Saturday, you will see two new installations: an Indigenous ceremonial space and an Indigenous living room.