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This special edition seeks to collect the many stories — of both Indigenous individuals and Indigenous communities fighting to remember, and to create new possibilities, as the day-to-day challenges of governance move back into Indigenous hands. These arestories, told across the vastness of Turtle Island and beyond, of trying to understand the past to create a new vision and direction for all of us today.
Bessie Pihuak Omilgoetok (right) remembers her great-grandmother wearing kakiniit (traditional Inuit tattoos). Now they adorn the skin of her granddaughter Tammy Omilgoetok (left).
MARCH/APRIL 2020 AABEL BOSUM, GRAND CHIEF of the Grand Council of the Crees, plants his dress shoes where his parents’ house once sat on a thin wooded spit that curls into Doré Lake like a dog’s tongue into a bowl of water. A late September breeze...
JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2018 THE ITIJJAGIAQ TRAIL is more of an expanse than a trail. There are no trail markers here other than nine emergency cabins scattered along the trail’s length. No trees or bushes corral hikers along a set path; they must...
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