A standing exhibition that centres Indigenous knowledge, truth, trauma, and resilience in the region.

A powerful exhibition of paintings by Janice Toulouse rooted in Anishinaabe teachings, memory, and spirit.

A major exhibition bringing together Indigenous artists from the confederacies, nations, and generations of the Great Lakes and Riverss.

Content note: this piece discusses violence against Indigenous women, girls, Two-Spirit, trans, and gender-diverse people. If you need immediate support, call 911 in an e...

Repatriation is not about making museum shelves lighter. It is about bringing Ancestors and cultural belongings back into the laws, languages, ceremonies, and territories...

Registration under the Indian Act is not the same thing as Nationhood. First Nations knew who their own people were long before Canada, through kinship, responsibility, a...

From an Indigenous perspective, treaties were never just ink on paper. They were sacred agreements made between sovereign First Nations, the Crown, and the Creator, carri...