GLOBE & MAIL: Indigenous researchers are reclaiming archeology and anthropology
A new generation of researchers are changing the face of their disciplines in Canada — digging up new ways of thinking about fields long seen as colonial
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Inuit Flood Twitter With ‘Sealfies’ After Ellen DeGeneres Selfie Funds Hunt Haters
A month after Ellen DeGeneres tweeted her record-breaking celebrity-laden selfie during the Oscars on March 2—now surpassing 3.4 million retweets—Samsung’s copy.5-million donation to an anti-seal hunting organization has sparked a new viral meme.
Dam protest escalates with arrests, hunger strike
Opposition to the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project in Labrador continues with Innu workers shutting down the construction site alleging racism, two weeks after the arrest of eight Inuit leaders at another protest against the dam.
Muskrat Falls Inuit Arrested Battling Churchill River Hydroelectric Project in Labrador
A 74-year old Inuit elder has ended a hunger strike and been released from jail after being arrested along with seven others protesting the controversial Muskrat Falls hydroelectric dam on the Churchill River in Labrador.
New Regional Indigenous Leaders Vow to Ratchet Up Self-Determination Fight
This summer has seen a swathe of regional indigenous leaders elected across Canada—and may provide a glimpse of what’s ahead for the rocky Indigenous-Crown relationship.
David P Ball 