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Lisa Charleyboy (Tsilhqot’in from Tsi Deldel First Nation) is an award-winning writer, editor, and storyteller. Huffington Post named her one of three Aboriginals to watch, and the National Post ca...
Robert Jago is a journalist and frequent contributor to The Walrus who writes on issues of First Nations nationalism, identity, and the relationship between First Nations people and the rest of Can...
Elizabeth Fast tells the story of a young Métis woman trying to find her place in an urban environment. Fast spoke at The Walrus Talks The Indigenous City at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatin...
Verna McGregor spoke about the significance of Ottawa because of the meeting of four rivers and the clan system that is based on the watershed. McGregor spoke at The Walrus Talks The Indigenous Cit...