Brandi Morin

In Canada, Indigenous people react to the video of Joyce Echaquan being racially abused as she lay dying in hospital.

From celebrating culture to highlighting a suicide epidemic, Indigenous artists are creating masks with meaning.

An Indigenous journalist discusses reporting on racism and reconciliation, and the pains of Canada’s past and present.

The chief discusses the legacy of residential schools, making deals with the oil industry and the need for new treaties.

In Canada, resource extraction is not only endangering the land – but the lives of Indigenous women.

In one rural town with a history of racism, small efforts at reconciliation are underway – but will they be enough?

A councillor fights the legacy of colonisation to lead her people and see her Nation fulfil its purpose.

Indigenous people describe leaving towns to live off the land, learning lessons about survival from elders.

A survivor of schools that took Indigenous children from their families shares her story of abuse, neglect and healing.

An exploration of the broken treaties and betrayals responsible for a traumatic past and troubled present.