From the Swamp to the Great Lakes, Chevaun Toulouse Brings Indigenous Perspective to Conservation
By Danielle Vienneau Chevaun Toulouse is a conservationist and an expert when it comes to reptiles...
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Category: Features
Advancing Indigenous-First Diversity and Inclusion in an Era of Truth and Reconciliation
By Rebecca Chartrand and Michelle Boivin As Canada strives for economic and social reconciliation...
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Tréchelle Bunn – Promoting Healing One Step at a Time
By Danielle Vienneau Tréchelle Bunn is the founder and race director of the Reconciliation Run,...
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Nunavut Athlete Makes History at Canada Games
By Danielle Vienneau In August, 5,000 young athletes competed for a place on the podium...
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Mitchif Plant Medicines and Healing Explored through Dance
Photos by Chris Randle Performance art can have incredible storytelling power. When...
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Stefan Richard – His Journey from the Ring to TV Host
By Danielle Vienneau Stefan Richard, a member of Sagkeeng First Nation, has built his career in...
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Indigenous Lives Matter
On the cover is the brilliant work of Saulteaux/Métis visual artist Autumn Whiteway (“Night...
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Celebrating 20 Years of SAY Magazine
By Danielle Vienneau Twenty years ago, SAY Magazine was founded, and the first issue was published...
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