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Raising up Indigenous voices in research

For this National Indigenous History Month, discover research projects that are led by Indigenous researchers and which address the priorities of their communities
A drawing of an eagle representing First Nations, a narwhal representing Inuit, and a violin representing Métis. These illustrations are placed around the sun and surrounded by multicoloured smoke that represents Indigenous traditions, spirituality, inclusion and diversity.

Stories in the collection

Sacred spaces
Should bodies of water have the same legal status as people?
Unsettling the Canadian hockey story
Understanding the importance of where we live
Biskaabiiyang: Rebuilding power and authority for sovereign Indigenous Nations
Searching for new cures with Western and Traditional Knowledge

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Low buildings and homes along a flat shoreline with water in the foreground.
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Ontario
Biskaabiiyang: Rebuilding power and authority for sovereign Indigenous Nations
Research into traditional forms of Indigenous governance will explore the resurgence of roles held by Indigenous youth, women, Two Spirit and trans folx
An abstract pattern of black, white and red shapes resembling some Indigenous art of the Northwest Coast.
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Indigenous Knowledge and research: a rich intersection of ways of knowing
A showcase of Indigenous research projects
A hockey team in orange jerseys poses on the arena ice.
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Unsettling the Canadian hockey story
Collecting the stories of hockey players, builders and fans from Lac Seul First Nation to reveal a different narrative about Indigenous hockey