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Series
Indigenous summer reading: 3 top picks by Lisa Charleyboy
CBC Aboriginal continues our summer reading series with three recommendations by Lisa Charleyboy, host of New Fire, on CBC Radio One.
Michelle Thrush heads to Arctic with Greenpeace
Award-winning actor Michelle Thrush is taking a break from the set to set sail on the Greenpeace ship Esperanza. She's joined by actor Emma Thompson for the Save the Arctic campaign.
Victim of homophobic attack moves from hate to hope
When Chevi Rabbit was publicly gay-bashed and beaten in Edmonton two years ago, little did he know that "From Hate to Hope" would become a slogan for his life.
Photos
Eyolha Baker's 'Jump for Joy' to become Vancouver mural
Baker has taken photos of almost 300 people in over five different countries including Greece, Germany, Mexico, US, and Canada for her 'Jump for Joy' photo series. Now, her images will become part of a giant mural in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
Opinion
Looking for First Nations love: Indigenous dating life 'complex'
Lisa Charleyboy has given a lot of careful thought to her dating life, not just in the typical way that you would expect of a millennial. "Im a First Nations woman, and the issues of dating and marriage are complex for me," says Charleyboy.
First Nation model overcomes illness to pursue dream
Jade Willoughby is one of three Aboriginal models whove made their mark on the international stage.
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First Nations artist Rebecca Belmore creates a blanket of beads
A blanket made of beads. A simple concept, but one fraught with Canadian colonial history. But dont tell Rebecca Belmore that, because shes keeping that on the down low.
Devery Jacobs one to watch at Canadian Screen Awards
Devery Jacobs, a Mohawk from the Kahnawake reserve south of Montreal, has been nominated for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role for her role in Rhymes for Young Ghouls at the Canadian Screen Awards.
First Nations oilsands tycoon defies odds as Karaoke queen
Massey Whiteknife, 34, from the Mikisew Cree First Nation faced childhood sexual abuse, bullying, and a gang rape before becoming an award-winning entrepreneur of a multi-million dollar business. His alter-ego, ICEIS Rain, helped him find success.
Blog
Runway anti-racism message: Headdress No More
The week things got hot on the runway circuit when Belgian fashion designer Walter Van Beirendonck sent out male models dressed in feather headdresses. But Van Beirendonck got his messaging in loud and clear, writes blogger Lisa Charleyboy.
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